Roy Keane pinpoints four Man Utd problems that ‘can’t get any worse’ as legend speaks out on Ratcliffe arrival

ROY KEANE has identified four huge problems for Manchester United as he told new investor Sir Jim Ratcliffe: “It can’t get any worse.”

The Old Trafford legend saw Erik ten Hag‘s wasteful side made hard work of Monday’s 2-0 FA Cup win at Wigan.

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Roy Keane outlined huge issues for the Red Devils[/caption]

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INEOS owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has completed a 25% takeover of Man Utd, subject to ratification from football chiefs[/caption]

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Rasmus Hojlund is struggling to justify his £72m summer transfer fee[/caption]

And the former midfield hardman tackled major areas of concern for manager Ten Hag as well as Ratcliffe.

INEOS owner Ratcliffe’s 25% United takeover has been confirmed, subject to approval by football chiefs, but any major squad shake-up won’t come until next summer.

And with United only eighth in the Premier League, as well as out of the Champions League, Keane delivered a withering assessment.

The pundit told ITV: “It can’t be any worse than it has been over the last few years in terms of decision making, people making decisions upstairs in regard of recruitment, the fees they’ve been paying out, the wages they’ve been handing out.

“You hope there’s a change of dynamics at the club, new opinions. But only time will tell.”

And just ahead of an iffy third-round victory at the League One Latics, Keane derided the Red Devils for lacking unity on the pitch.

He said: “I don’t think they play like a team.

“They have got a lot of very good players, but we have seen how inconsistent they are.

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“They have lost a lot of games this year. Every time they get into an arm wrestle in any game they always seem to go under.

“They are talented players, no doubt, but they are not a team.”

But the ex-Ipswich and Sunderland manager claimed the Red Devils have also been unlucky, albeit making big mistakes on the transfer front.

Keane, 52, said: “They have had plenty of excuses over the past year with recruitment, ownership of the club and injuries.”

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Erik ten Hag saw his Man Utd side miss numerous chances in a frustrating 2-0 victory at Wigan in the FA Cup in the third round on Monday night[/caption]