This season, Manchester United will need to focus on maintaining a strong team spirit. The atmosphere in the locker room wasn't the best last season, as was evident. Many players appeared dissatisfied with the team.

There were rumors that Cristiano Ronaldo didn't like Harry Maguire leading the team.
Conflict in the locker room had a negative impact on the team's performance on the field.

During preseason, we saw the team's morale increase under new manager Erik Ten Hag. Ronaldo wants to go, so having him in the locker room could be detrimental to the team's morale.

Ronaldo will expect to start every game

When Ronaldo was replaced by Ralf Rangnick at Brentford in the second half of that season, the Portuguese forward made little attempt to hide his displeasure with the German. Ronaldo's head was repeatedly seen shaking in the video.

Despite the fact that Ronaldo is a match-winner with a tough mentality, the team always comes first.
The Portuguese star was without a doubt the club's finest player last season, but others contend that his overall style of play does not help the squad as much as it could. The most important rule in Ten Hag's approach is playing good football.

Currently, it's challenging to envision how Ronaldo might fit in because forward players are expected to work hard and press from the front, which doesn't come naturally to the 37-year-old.

Anthony Martial fits Ten Hag's system perfectly

In the early rounds of this preseason, Anthony Martial has been in excellent form. The French forward appears destined to captain Ten Hag's offense in the forthcoming year.

In attacking transitions, Martial's hold-up play and superb close control have been crucial. Due to his propensity to frequently drop into midfield, he has also assisted the squad in recovering possession. Ten Hag's approach makes extensive use of these qualities.

If their present form continues, the dynamic front three of Marcus Rashford, Anthony Martial, and Jadon Sancho appears to be the offensive unit that will lead Manchester United into the new campaign.