Manchester United's current form has sparked fears that they may be heading for a relegation battle, but Matheus Cunha is urging calm among the fans. The Brazilian forward believes that the team's recovery under Erik ten Hag's assistant, Michael Carrick, last season shows that they can still be successful this term.
Cunha reminded critics that Manchester United were able to recover from a poor start a year ago to finish third in the Premier League. He pointed out that the team was written off by many after Ruben Amorim was dismissed in January, but they still managed to finish third. Cunha feels that the players still have a lot of trust and belief in themselves, despite the current struggles.
Manchester United head into the extended three-week international break 12th in the table and without a win for three games. The break may come at the right time for the team, as they will have the chance to regroup and put things right. United return to action in October with a tough run against Tottenham, Atletico Madrid, and Como.
Cunha is anxious to play the next game and put an end to the current losing streak. He believes that the team needs to be calm and put their ideas in the right way before coming back to action. The next month could be a big one for Manchester United, and Cunha is hoping that they can turn things around.