London [UK]: Manchester United striker Bryan Mbeumo remains optimistic despite the team's ongoing struggles, stating that a 'win is going to come' after their recent 2-0 defeat to Chelsea. This loss at Stamford Bridge on Saturday extended their winless streak to nine games across all competitions, leaving the club precariously close to the Premier League relegation zone at 17th in the points table.

The Red Devils, under Michael Carrick, showed glimpses of promise, particularly in the first half, but ultimately succumbed to goals from Morgan Rogers and Cole Palmer. Speaking to MUTV, Mbeumo acknowledged the disappointment but praised the team's unity and work ethic. "I thought we played a solid game today, a good first half especially. And everything was good: the mentality, the work rate. I think a win is going to come," he said.

Mbeumo highlighted the team's improved structure and increased scoring opportunities compared to previous matches. Despite Lisandro Martinez's red card and missed chances, the striker believes the team's spirit remains strong. "We still trust everyone. We have done everything as a team today. Maybe today, we just missed some chances. That's a positive to take out of this game," he added, emphasizing the collective effort and hope for future performances.

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