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Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher has once again lit the fuse in the never-ending rivalry between Merseyside and Manchester. Following yet another dismal Manchester United display, Carragher launched a scathing attack on several of United’s players, bluntly warning that the club is “sleepwalking into a crisis that could even flirt with relegation if nothing changes.”

Carragher, now a respected pundit, did not shy away from pointing fingers. Although much of the current spotlight has been on Benjamin Šeško, the £74 million striker who has yet to justify his hefty price tag, the former Liverpool defender made it clear that the Slovenian is not the sole culprit. “Šeško is struggling, yes,” Carragher admitted, “but he is not the only poor player in this squad. There are others who consistently let the team down week after week. This problem runs far deeper than one man.”

The criticism came after United’s latest disappointing outing, where once again the team looked disjointed, lacking both structure and conviction. Carragher claimed that what is most alarming is not just the poor performances, but the lack of urgency from within the club to fix the issues. “This player,” he stressed without naming directly, “is slowly pushing Manchester United into the relegation zone – and I’ll keep saying it even if their fans hate me for it.”

Beyond individual performances, Carragher turned his attention to the bigger picture: United’s tactical and managerial setup. He argued that manager Ruben Amorim must step up and impose his authority quickly. “The system is broken, the balance is off, and too many players look lost on the pitch. A club like Manchester United cannot afford this kind of drift. The fans deserve better, and the badge itself demands excellence.”

The atmosphere around Old Trafford has become tense. United’s winless streak has left supporters seething and pundits circling like vultures. Social media has exploded with angry reactions, with many fans echoing Carragher’s sentiments and demanding sweeping changes to the starting lineup and tactical system. Some even suggested that unless things improve, Amorim’s job could be under real threat.

For all the criticism, Carragher was careful to underline that United still have the talent to recover, but the mental fragility and lack of identity have crippled their progress. “You look at these players and you wonder: where is the leadership? Where is the fight? This is Manchester United we’re talking about, not a mid-table side. But they are playing like one – and worse, they are accepting it.”

The stakes are sky-high. With each passing game, the pressure mounts not only on the squad but also on the new manager. Amorim arrived with promises of a modern, attacking style and a rebuild that would restore United’s identity. Yet, so far, what supporters have witnessed is a team without cohesion, unsure of its strengths, and struggling to create any momentum.

Carragher’s comments struck a raw nerve precisely because they reflect the fears of many United fans: that the club’s problems are systemic and not easily solved by a single big signing or a tactical tweak. While Benjamin Šeško may become the face of the criticism due to his price tag, it is the collective failure of the squad – and the lack of decisive action from the coaching staff – that worries most observers.

Rival fans, naturally, have seized the opportunity to mock United’s decline. The idea that one of the world’s most iconic clubs could even be mentioned in the same breath as relegation seems absurd. Yet Carragher insists it is not as far-fetched as supporters would like to believe. “If you keep dropping points and playing like this, the table doesn’t lie. United are closer to the bottom than the top, and that should be a wake-up call.”

For now, the spotlight remains firmly on Ruben Amorim and his players. Can he steady the ship before the crisis spirals completely out of control? Can United rediscover their identity, or will this season become one of the darkest in their modern history? What is certain is that patience among fans is running thin – and pundits like Carragher will not let up until real change is visible on the pitch.

Manchester United may not yet be in the relegation zone, but if performances continue to mirror the chaos seen in recent weeks, even that once-unthinkable scenario might start to sound frighteningly realistic.