In sight of the Alps, a boat ride from George Clooney’s villa, Manchester United will hope, in what has been a terrible start to the season, that things do not get any worse. They can’t – for the team’s prospects…

Como claimed an emphatic 4-1 victory over Manchester United in the Champions League at the Giuseppe Sinigaglia Stadium on Wednesday, intensifying pressure on manager Michael Carrick. Nico Paz scored two goals and provided an assist for Tasos Douvikas, while Jacobo Ramón added a fourth for Cesc Fàbregas's side. Joshua Zirkzee netted a stoppage-time consolation goal for United as the English side suffered a damaging European defeat.
Tensions flared after the match as Carrick and captain Bruno Fernandes openly disagreed over team pressing tactics. Carrick apologised to United's traveling supporters while ignoring his players post-match, later admitting to feeling anger. The manager faces growing scrutiny ahead of a Premier League match against Bournemouth, having secured only two victories across United's opening 11 matches in all competitions this season.
From ticket fiasco to transfer chaos: INEOS’ biggest Manchester United mistakes as crisis strikes againEvening Standard
Bruno Fernandes BURGLED during Man United’s defeat in Como: Police confirm ‘number of items’ stolen from his family home while he was away in ItalyDaily Mail
Bruno Fernandes’ £4m home robbed by masked gang minutes after Man United defeatManchester Evening News
Bruno’s betrayal? ‘Toxic’ Fernandes is symptom of United’s culture of entitlementThe Guardian
Carrick carrying on as normal as Man Utd eye possible replacementsBBC
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