AMAD DIALLO has issued a classy message to Manchester United fans amid the club’s ongoing crisis.
The Red Devils are toiling in 14TH PLACE in the Premier League table following a nightmare first half of the season.



New manager Ruben Amorim has failed to stop the rot, with his troops losing a whopping FIVE matches last month.
United ended 2024 with a disappointing 2-0 defeat to Newcastle and were booed after the final whistle.
And Diallo – who has been a rare shining light in a torrid season – took to social media to send a message to the frustrated Old Trafford faithful.
Along with an image of himself looking dejected, the Ivorian winger wrote on X: “A very difficult year, apologizing is not enough.
“But you have supported us and continued to do so throughout all this time. Thank you.”
Diallo, who scored a sensational stoppage-time winner in the Manchester Derby, received a slew of positive messages from United fans.
One commented: “You’re the only reason we still watch the games.”
Another said: “We keep supporting you and the club regardless.”
A third fan wrote: “I love you, Habibi. Don’t post black and white, cause you have been the shining light for us.”
While another said: “Don’t worry. No Manchester United fans is angry at you. So enjoy your holiday.”
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United are a mere seven points above the relegation zone following four defeats in their last five.
And Amorim admits his charges are in danger of dropping into the Championship based on their current form.
The Portuguese said: “I think that it is a possibility. We have to be clear with our fans.
He continued: “It is also my fault. The team is not improving.
“It is a little bit lost in this moment and it is a bit embarrassing to be Manchester United coach and lose a lot of games.
“I think people are tired of excuses at this club. This club needs a shock.”
United will be back in action on Sunday, travelling to Anfield to take on their bitter rivals and league leaders Liverpool.
