Following the Mirror's revelations that as many as 11 people inside the Manchester United dressing room want to leave the team, The Post's chris Wheeler wrote an article to further disclose Manchester United's internal problems. The reporter believes that Manchester United is indeed in chaos at present, half of the players are dissatisfied with the team, and some fans say that the current atmosphere in the Manchester United team is the worst in memory.
The Post's Chris Wheeler revealed details of the civil unrest in United's locker room:
First: The first thing Lonnick did after taking office was to hire a sports psychologist, and the new manager asked some Of United players to pay attention to their bad body language in the game, such as teammate mistakes, and complain about their teammates.
Second: After the winter window opened, Martial, Cavani, Dean Henderson, Van der Buick, Jesse Lingard and Mata all wanted to leave the team, and they were angry that after the team was in such a difficult situation, they still could not get the opportunity to play, and some players were always able to start and play the whole game regardless of their status.
Third: Cristiano Ronaldo organized a team dinner in November, but some notable players did not attend, when the dinner manchester United players attended the following figure.
Chris Wheeler, a reporter for the Post, said that the atmosphere in Carrington is terrible, even depressed, half of the United players are dissatisfied with the team, some senior players say that this Manchester United is now the worst team atmosphere in their memory, the players' opinions are not unanimous, and the team has split into multiple small groups.
At the end of the 21st round of the Premier League, Manchester United has 31 points from 9 wins, 4 draws and 6 losses, not only 4 points behind the fourth place Arsenal, but also 2 points ahead of Tottenham Hotspur, who have played 1 game less than Manchester United, and Manchester United is also the only team in the big 6 team that is not ranked in the top six of the league. It's getting harder and harder for Manchester United to compete for four this season, and with such civil strife, they're going to play the rhythm of the Europa League or even the Europa League next season.