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Lisandro Martinez Blasts Man United Hierarchy After Champions League Loss
Martinez said United need more investment after a 2-0 Champions League defeat and questioned whether the squad was strong enough to compete.
- On Tuesday, Manchester United lost 2-0 to Atletico Madrid in the Champions League, with manager Michael Carrick confirming injured defenders Luke Shaw and Kobbie Mainoo did not travel to Spain following Saturday's draw with Tottenham.
- Mounting pressure on Carrick follows a winless run in five matches across all competitions, leaving the club 13th in the Premier League standings after the disappointing 1-1 draw against 10-man Tottenham on Saturday.
- Defender Lisandro Martinez publicly criticized the club's recruitment and hierarchy for failing to invest, while teammate Amad Diallo described the performance as a "f****** disgrace" in a post-match social media post.
- Management is reportedly considering potential replacements for Carrick, including managers Antonio Conte, Eddie Howe, and Fabian Hurzeler as the club grapples with its difficult start to the 2026-27 season.
- With a four-game winning streak in La Liga, Atletico Madrid sits second in the Spanish league, positioning the team as a formidable opponent for Manchester United as it navigates this period of instability.
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