The fact that the world-famous streaming platform Amazon turned its cameras to Manchester United for the popular sports documentary series "All or Nothing" this season has caused the great sporting collapse of the English giant to be recorded second by second. Started with great hopes, the new season has dragged Manchester United into an absolute nightmare on the pitch. The Red Devils gave the first signals of the crisis with a shocking defeat against newly promoted Hull City in the opening match of the season. Subsequently, the last-minute equalizer conceded in the match against Everton deepened the demoralization within the team. In the derby excitement, being defeated by the arch-rival Manchester City, who was reduced to ten men on the field, pushed the pressure on the technical staff and players to unbearable levels. In addition to these devastating results on the pitch, serious problems have erupted off the pitch as well; JJ Gabriel, one of the important names of the team, has made an official request to leave the club amidst the chaotic atmosphere. On top of all these crises, leaving the field with a defeat with consecutive goals conceded in the match played against Brighton after gaining a two-goal lead has turned this period, where documentary shootings are taking place, into one of the darkest pages in the club's history. This historical collapse witnessed by Amazon cameras has become a subject of great curiosity for football fans.
IMAGE: MANCHESTER EVENING NEWS
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