Manchester United fans are planning a protest against the club’s ownership, accusing them of “turning the club into a circus.” The fan group 1958, which led large protests last year, says recent events—including the quick hiring and firing of managers Ruben Amorim and previous decisions around Erik ten Hag—show the club is in chaos.
Supporters are frustrated by poor performances on the pitch, questionable decisions off it, and rising ticket prices. They say United has gone from a top-class team to a “laughing stock.”
The club is still searching for a caretaker manager, with Darren Fletcher in temporary charge. Names like Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Michael Carrick are being considered, but no decision has been made yet. Fans plan to protest ahead of the Fulham match on 1 February, while concerns about ownership, spending, and decision-making continue to grow.
