Lisandro Martinez Hits Out at Manchester United Hierarchy After Loss to Atletico Madrid
- Manchester United defender Lisandro Martinez criticized technical director Jason Wilcox following a 2-0 defeat to Atletico Madrid on Tuesday, stating he "expected more" regarding squad recruitment.
- United have won just two of their first nine games and are winless in their last five, despite spending £148m on midfield upgrades this summer that failed to address depth concerns.
- Leny Yoro was sent off with under 20 minutes remaining, sealing the loss as Martinez told Prime Video, "I have to control myself a lot. But sometimes it's a reflection of how our club is at the moment."
- Martinez deflected blame from manager Michael Carrick, suggesting the team's predictability is the core issue, saying, "But every season is different. You cannot say what you did last season."
- When asked if he wanted more investment, Martinez replied, "Yeah, 100 per cent," emphasizing the need for a stronger squad to compete at the level of Atletico Madrid.
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Lisandro Martínez vented his frustration following the defeat away at Atlético Madrid (2-0). The former Ajax player believes it is time for the club's management to take a good look in the mirror. "You can keep changing managers, but what about the rest of the people?"
It's almost never the case that Premier League players say anything critical about their employers. Lisandro Martínez, 28, has left the entire Manchester United management in a state of shock. "I really have to control myself now," he says.
Lisandro Martinez hits out at Manchester United hierarchy after loss to Atletico Madrid
Manchester United defender Lisandro Martinez has called out the club's hierarchy for not doing more business in the summer transfer window after their loss to Atletico Madrid in the UEFA Champions Lea
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