Roy Keane fears Man United haven’t reached rock bottom yet as he says the club’s standard have been dropping for years

Roy Keane thinks Manchester United could still reach new lows after what has been a miserable season.

The Red Devils sit 15th in the Premier League ahead of Sunday’s clash with Arsenal.

The arrival of Ruben Amorim has not had the new manager bounce that many might have expected.

‘We always talk about giving managers time, but you can’t keep losing football matches either. 

‘And I can say that for most clubs, if you’re losing week in week out, they’ll be doubts in the dressing room. 

‘Players will be looking at the manager and thinking “What are you bringing to the party?’ 

Roy Keane thinks that Manchester United could still reach new lows this season

The arrival of Ruben Amorim has not had the new manager bounce that many expected

‘And when there’s been literally no reaction after coming into the club, well that’s a bit worrying. 

‘The standards of the club have been dropping for a number of years, and have they reached rock bottom? Maybe there’s a bit to go yet…’

Speaking in an interview with Sky Sports on Sunday, Amorim admitted the challenge of turning things around at Old Trafford following several disappointing months under the new manager.

‘To tell you the truth, I feel sometimes there are scars in our team, in our players,’ said the 40-year-old specialist.

‘They are good players, but they (scars) are so deep, they are so long here that is hard to change things in one moment.