NEWS · 25 Oct 2026
Man Utd need stability, not more changes, says Tony Pulis
Tony Pulis argues that after Manchester United's loss to Como and Bruno Fernandes' remarks, the club must prioritise stability over further upheaval. He highlights the challenges of steering the club amid uncertainty and stresses the need for a steady direction.
After Manchester United’s defeat to Como, midfielder Bruno Fernandes made comments that highlighted the turmoil surrounding the club. The loss, coupled with the player’s remarks, underscored the fragility of the team’s current situation.
Colleague Tony Pulis pointed out that what United needs at the moment is stability, not more changes. He explained that the club’s recent upheavals make it difficult to run effectively and that a steady approach is essential for progress.
Stability matters because it allows a club to build a coherent strategy, develop players consistently, and maintain confidence among staff and supporters. Without it, frequent shifts can undermine performance on the pitch.
Pulis’s comments suggest that any further alterations—whether managerial or structural—could exacerbate the existing uncertainty. Instead, a clear, long‑term plan should guide the club’s decisions.
Looking ahead, United will need to focus on consolidating its leadership and establishing a consistent direction. Only by doing so can the club hope to regain momentum and return to its former competitive standing.