🔥🏟️BREAKING NEWS: “Players Are the Problem, Not Amorim” – Manchester United Criticized for Inconsistency After Liverpool Draw.

The fallout from Manchester United’s 2-2 draw with Liverpool continues to dominate headlines, as frustrations over the team’s inconsistency reach a boiling point. Fans and pundits alike are questioning why the Red Devils can perform at a high level against league leaders Liverpool but fail to replicate that intensity week after week.

A prominent source close to the club vented their anger, saying, “If they can play this well at Anfield, why don’t they do it every week? It’s clear some of these players get too comfortable and don’t put in the effort consistently. The problem isn’t Amorim—it’s the players.”

This latest criticism comes amidst growing discontent with the attitude of certain players. The performance at Anfield, while commendable, has only highlighted the inconsistency and complacency within the squad. “Today’s game shows something must have fired them up in the dressing room. But why does it take that extra push for them to perform? Amorim needs to set higher standards and, most importantly, get rid of the players who aren’t delivering,” the source continued.

The call for action is clear: a squad overhaul may be needed to weed out the so-called “lazy” players and bring in fresh talent willing to fight for the badge. Many fans agree, with social media buzzing over the possibility of big changes in the January transfer window.

One fan expressed their frustration online: “They showed yesterday what they are capable of, but where has this been all season? We’ve been let down so many times—it’s time to hold them accountable.”

Amorim has remained tight-lipped on the issue, but insiders suggest the United manager shares similar frustrations. While the team’s performance against Liverpool was a step in the right direction, it’s clear that consistency is the missing ingredient.

United now faces mounting pressure to not only secure points in the coming weeks but also make decisive moves to address the squad’s weaknesses. With the January transfer window in full swing, all eyes are on Old Trafford to see if Amorim will shake things up and take the bold steps needed to steer the club back to the top.