Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has a mountain of problems. He doesn't have a reliable goalkeeper, his £200m strikeforce is struggling to score goals, and missed penalties are becoming a recurring nightmare. But has his best player, and captain, Bruno Fernandes, become the team's biggest problem?
As the dust settles on a humiliating Carabao Cup exit against League Two side Grimsby Town -- United's worst defeat in the competition -- solving the puzzle of getting the best version of Fernandes might seem trivial in comparison. But it might also be the root of all the issues that are threatening to cost Amorim his job.