Watch any top-six side in the Premier League and you see a recognisable pressing structure. Arsenal press in a 4-3-3 shape that forces play wide. City's press is triggered by Rodri's positioning. Liverpool press on cues from Salah and Jota's first touch. Watch Manchester United — and the structure is often absent. Players press independently, without coordination. The triggers are unclear. The shape collapses at the first sign of pressure. This is not a talent problem. United have technically capable players who can execute a defined press. It is a coaching and system problem. The next manager's very first training session priority must be: install a press. Define the triggers. Drill them until they are automatic. Until United defend from the front with collective purpose, they will continue to concede soft goals from easily preventable positions. 🔴 Press or die. Modern football doesn't offer a third option.