Manchester United's 4-1 defeat to Como was the latest chapter in their continued downward trajectory in recent years.

The problems go way beyond what supporters saw on the pitch in Italy. It is the culmination of over two decades of instability, mismanagement and tension.

With there seemingly being no end to Manchester United's fans discontent, Sky Sports News' Chief Correspondent Kaveh Solhekol takes a look at how the club got here and what could happen next.

Players are trying to tell fans something is wrong

I don't have a problem with what Bruno Fernandes said. I think it's quite refreshing. I understand the perspective of it should be kept inside the dressing room. I think these players are just so frustrated with the way the club is being run. They want to communicate to the fans that there is something wrong here.

Lisandro Martinez in his comments was saying there is something wrong upstairs. Especially in the transfer window. Fernandes was letting fans know that there was something wrong in the dressing room.

What was Fernandes supposed to say? What's the point of him talking to the media? This is a bit of a distraction. The big story is, Manchester United have been falling apart since the Glazers bought the club. This is just a symptom of what is going wrong.

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