The Premier League has always been a saying of Big6, but six teams scored into the Champions League this year, but only one Big6 is missing.

When the curtain of the Premier League in the 24/25 season falls like this, the eyes and focus must not be removed from a traditional giant.

How can we describe such a team that has always been unabashed with attention but has been disappointing in recent years? Take this season's results for example. They have set multiple reverse records such as the team's lowest points and worst ranking in the Premier League and the lowest number of wins. And just when everyone thought they would complete their self-salvation through the Europa League, the team was just runner-up and got nothing.

Okay, Manchester United, how should we evaluate such an unforgettable and unwilling to recall the 2024-2025 season?

It is hard to say when Manchester United entered a record-breaking reverse track, and there is a feeling that they can't stop. Now, the Premier League is over, Manchester United ranked 15th with 42 points, see what worse results are:

Premier League loss: 18 (38 league games 11 wins, 9 draws and 18 losses, with a winning rate of 28.95%, even less than 30%!)

Consecutive defeats: 8 (from 0-1 loss to Nottingham on April 2 to 0-1 loss to Chelsea on May 17. Although this can be understood as giving way to the UEFA Cup, what about the UEFA Cup champion? What about the UEFA Champions League qualification?!)

Premier League ranking: 15 ( Do you think the 8th place in last year is worse than the year! )

League score: 42 points in 38 rounds, averaging 1.1 points (18 wins, 6 draws and 14 losses last season, and there are still 60 points, and I can't even get 50 points this year?! Of course, Manchester United in the 21/22 season also had a previous lowest record of 58 points, but it has been ruthlessly refreshed!)

So, Manchester United shouldn't really regret not winning the UEFA Cup championship. After all, if it weren't for the performance of Southampton and other teams this season, Manchester United should have been just a relegation team this season - in the middle and late stages of the 24/25 season, that is, in the 2025 league, they only won 5 wins, 5 draws and 9 losses, and only won 5 games in 19 games! What is the concept of 5 wins in

19 games? It happened to be the total of the league wins of the three teams that have been determined to advance in this year!

Therefore, Manchester United is not a relegation team, so what should it be?

So, the most embarrassing thing came like this - say you are a Big6 team, you can't even win the qualification for the Champions League. Of course, there will be a record 9 teams in the Premier League in the new season participating in the European competition, but there will be no Red Devils

Why is there a Big6 statement in the Premier League? Perhaps this is a good explanation: the above-mentioned team has a top player lineup and a huge fan base and strong commercial value because of its long-term monopoly of the top 6 in the league, thus being classified as "Big6".

But the problem is that Liverpool (champion), Arsenal (runner-up), Manchester City (third place), Chelsea (the palace) and Newcastle (fifth place), directly through the league performance, they will get the Champions League place for next season.

Even though Tottenham has created the lowest Premier League ranking, the Europa League champion has led them to the Champions League!

Who is not among them? Manchester United. Speaking of which, should Big6 in the Premier League be considered for blood exchange? After all, just take Manchester United's achievements in recent years as an example, it feels like it is getting further and further away from Big6;

There is no Champions League, are there any European quotas? The Europa League qualification was taken away by Villa and Crystal Palace, and the Europa League qualification was taken away by Nottingham.

What is left of Manchester United? The first bleak new season trip since the 14/15 season without qualification for European competition!

For Manchester United, the loyal McTominay joined Naples last summer. Unexpectedly, the Scottish midfielder even has the potential to become a world-class midfielder here. The total data of 13 goals and 4 assists in 36 games not only makes him the best player in Naples, but also makes his league data surpass all Manchester United teammates (12 goals and 4 assists in 34 league games).

Okay, who else knows how to save this Manchester United?