Martinez blames 'anger' for dig at Man Utd hierarchy
- On Tuesday, Manchester United center back Lisandro Martinez publicly criticized the club's hierarchy after their 2-0 Champions League defeat to Atletico Madrid, questioning the club's ambition and investment strategy.
- Martinez, 28, has sought a new contract since winning the World Cup, but negotiations have stalled; his deal at Old Trafford enters its final year with a 12-month extension option.
- Taking to Instagram, Martinez wrote, "I spoke out of anger and frustration," emphasizing his comments reflect a desire to see the club compete for the biggest honors.
- Officials at Old Trafford are reportedly considering Martinez's future amid reports he could face a significant fine; the Argentine prefers a move to Spain if he departs Manchester United.
- Atletico Madrid has emerged as a favorite to sign the defender, potentially reuniting him with Argentina center back Cristian Romero, while AC Milan manager Ruben Amorim could also pursue the Argentine.
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EPL: Martinez wants to leave Manchester United
Manchester United defender, Lisandro Martinez, is reportedly seeking to bring his time at the Red Devils to an end following his recent criticism of the club’s technical director, Jason Wilcox. On Tuesday, Man United failed to win for the fifth time in a row after a 2-0 defeat to Atletico Madrid in the UEFA Champions […] EPL: Martinez wants to leave Manchester United
Lisandro Martinez wants to leave Manchester United after row with club hierarchy, identifies preferred destination: Reports
Argentina star Lisandro Martinez is allegedly aiming to end his spell at Manchester United after his recent criticism of the club's technical director Jason Wilcox.
Martinez blames 'anger' for dig at Man Utd hierarchy
The English giants lost 2-0 in Spain on Tuesday in the Champions League. They are also off to their worst start to a Premier League season for 40 years. Martinez took aim at technical director Jason Wilcox, saying he "100 percent" expected more investment in the squad during the transfer window after United finished third in the Premier League last season to return to Europe's top competition. United signed three midfielders -- Carlos Baleba, Yo…
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