Manchester United have had a rocky start to the season, still seeking stability under Ruben Amorim.

The recent 2-0 win over Sunderland provided a much-needed lift, bringing a glimmer of hope ahead of the international break. However, this promising victory merely conceals some significant issues. United have already endured three Premier League losses this season.

It's also worth mentioning that their three league wins were against two newly promoted teams and a Chelsea side that played almost the entire match with 10 men. Nevertheless, there have been positive signs of improvement in recent weeks.

Summer recruit Benjamin Sesko has scored in back-to-back matches, while fellow new arrival Senne Lammens made a strong debut as goalkeeper against the Black Cats.

Amorim's tactical approach is also starting to emerge, with United occasionally appearing sharper and more fluid in possession than they did under the Portuguese coach last season. And Daily Star Sport brings you the latest updates on the Red Devils as football resumes next week.

Senne Lammens earned plenty of plaudits on...