Man Utd have ‘moved on’ from Martinez outburst, says Carrick
Michael Carrick says Manchester United have put Lisandro Martinez’s outburst against the club’s hierarchy behind them, calling it 'not a drama' for the team.
Manchester United have brushed aside defender Lisandro Martinez's recent outburst, according to midfielder Michael Carrick. The Argentine defender criticized the club's leadership following their 2-0 Champions League loss to Atletico Madrid, alleging the team lacked strength due to insufficient investment during the previous summer transfer window.
Carrick, however, stated that the situation has been resolved and Martinez is back in the squad for Sunday's Premier League match against Leeds. The center-back emphasized that the team has moved on and is focusing on positive training sessions. Martinez later apologized on Instagram, attributing his frustration to the recent defeat and expressing regret for his outburst.
Former United captain Roy Keane viewed the whole situation as a "circus." Currently, United sits 13th in the Premier League with only one win from six matches this season.
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