Manchester United has been struggling to maintain their top form this season, and the club is constantly looking for ways to turn things around. One player who has emerged as a key figure in helping the team improve is Henrikh Mkhitaryan.

Mkhitaryan has been one of Manchester United's most promising young talents since his arrival from Real Madrid in 2016. However, he has struggled to make an impact in the league so far, with only two goals and three assists in 28 appearances this season.

Despite his lack of scoring, Mkhitaryan has made significant contributions to the team's defensive efforts. He has been named in the PFA Team of the Year and the Football Writers' Association Team of the Year, and has been praised for his leadership and physical presence on the pitch.

One of the reasons why Mkhitaryan has not yet fulfilled his potential is his tendency to play out of position. In previous seasons, he has often played as a forward or winger, but this year he has shifted to a more central role, playing as a holding midfielder.

By playing deeper in midfield, Mkhitaryan has been able to provide support to the other players on the pitch, creating opportunities for them to score goals. He has also been able to disrupt opposition attacks by pressing high up the pitch and forcing defenders into making mistakes.

Manchester United have been experimenting with different tactical adjustments to try and find the right fit for Mkhitaryan. They have rotated him between different positions, including left wing, centre-back, and holding midfielder, and have tried different formations such as 4-3-3 and 4-5-1.

While these changes have not yet resulted in immediate improvements, they have given Mkhitaryan the opportunity to showcase his skills and develop his game. As the season progresses, it will be interesting to see how Manchester United continue to adjust their tactics to give Mkhitaryan the best possible platform to succeed.