Man Utd star named in WhoScored Team of the Month despite winless streak
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12-second readDiogo Dalot was named in WhoScored's Premier League Team of the Month for October despite Manchester United's winless streak, according to United In Focus. The Reds failed to win a single match across all competitions in October, putting head coach Michael Carrick under severe pressure.

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Diogo Dalot was named in WhoScored's Premier League Team of the Month for October despite Manchester United's winless streak, according to United In Focus. The Reds failed to win a single match across all competitions in October, putting head coach Michael Carrick under severe pressure. Dalot's inclusion is attributed to his statistics, which compare favorably to other full-backs in the Premier League.
Dalot's statistics for October included playing 302 minutes, winning 22 duels, and 11 aerial duels, as reported by United In Focus. However, he was also part of a defense that conceded seven league goals and failed to keep a clean sheet. WhoScored's team selection is based on player statistics for the month.
United In Focus notes that Dalot has been a regular for Manchester United under multiple managers, including Erik ten Hag, Ruben Amorim, and Carrick, having made 258 appearances. To improve, Dalot needs to ensure his performances are strong visually, and his teammates must also step up, as the club's form is costly if it continues.
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Diogo Dalot has surprisingly been named in WhoScored’s Premier League Team of the Month for October. October, much like September, was a bad month for Manchester United. The Reds failed to win a single match across all competitions, and Michael Carrick is under severe pressure to keep his job as head coach. United fans have booed the players and directed more of their frustration at the ownership and football director Jason Wilcox, while rallying behind Carrick, a clear sign they don’t blame the 45-year-old for the situation the club finds itself in.
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