Mick should find himself a place one way or another. I know that he hasn't been good on his first year, and that constant being last is a big deal, but he never really got a car that was half decent and that was his problem. Ferrari may not give him a chance, but removing him from Haas means that dude probably won't be in F1 and getting back into it is very tough, so he should be getting a place.
If Ferrari gave up on him, then he could move to Williams to race with Albon and I am sure he will be great there. Haas also hired back Giovanazzi, the Italian Jesus back. Which contradicts my point of coming back but dude didn't deserve it and this rarely happens for sure.
In fact, Haas boss Guenther Steiner has neither ruled out nor guaranteed Mick Schumacher's stay for 2023. And he expects the German to show more performance in the remaining races of this end of the F1 season.
Mick had a lot of lows in the 2022 season and the worst I think was in Jeddah when he destroyed the Haas chassis in qualifying for the Saudi GP and was out of the race.
After that he was challenged to improve his performance if he wanted to stay on the team.... and in my opinion that happened, after all, Mick got ahead of his teammate eleven times in 16 races so far. In addition, he scored twelve points with an eighth place at Silverstone and a sixth in Austria, his best career result so far.
Is this still that bad?