Manchester United's Lisandro Martinez Apologises After Criticising Club Hierarchy Following Atletico Madrid Champions League Defeat
London: Manchester United defender Lisandro Martinez has apologised for controversial remarks criticizing the club's hierarchy following the team's Champions League defeat to Atletico Madrid. ️ "My words reflect how I feel and how much I want to see this club competing for the biggest honours." Lisandro Martinez has released a statement on social media following his shock outburst after Man…
Manchester United's Lisandro Martinez has apologized for his harsh criticism of the club's hierarchy following their Champions League loss to Atletico Madrid. In a statement on social media, the defender explained that his words were a reflection of his feelings and his desire to see the club compete for major honors. Martinez questioned the investment in the squad after the defeat, claiming United left head coach Michael Carrick with an under-equipped team and called for more action from technical director Jason Wilcox.
The 28-year-old later acknowledged that his outburst was a result of anger and frustration. Martinez met with the club's leadership and manager, describing the conversation as positive, where both sides exchanged views openly. He stressed the importance of unity at the club, stating that his remarks did not help the team and that everyone at Manchester United is working towards their shared ambition of restoring success.
Manchester United has won only two of their last nine matches this season and currently sits 13th in the Premier League standings with six points from six games.
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