Lisandro Martínez made a series of sharp remarks following Manchester United’s recent defeat to Atletico Madrid, insisting that the club’s owners and directors have set the team up to fail.
The Argentine defender, who has been a regular in United’s back line, said that the club’s leadership has failed to provide the necessary support and structure for the players to succeed on the pitch.
United’s loss to Atletico Madrid came in a high‑profile match that highlighted the team’s struggles in recent weeks, prompting criticism from players and fans alike.
Martínez’s comments add to growing concerns about the club’s direction, as questions about the effectiveness of the current ownership and management team continue to surface.
While the club remains one of the most valuable and widely followed football teams in the world, the current situation suggests that internal issues may be undermining on‑field performance.
<small>Source: ESPN — read the original story there.</small>