Ole Gunnar Solskjaer may have left Old Trafford, but United have yet to find a solution to the club's current crisis as new interim coach Laronnik struggles to unite the dressing room. After the defeat to Wolves, United also suffered their first defeat since Lonnick took charge. And this defeat has exposed the various problems of Manchester United in recent times. Recently, the news revealed by the Spanish media shows that Manchester United is now facing multiple difficulties in the team.
The Marca newspaper quoted the Daily Mirror as saying as many as 11 players were trying to leave the club because of a lack of opportunities in the squad under Ronnick. Some were hoping for more playing time after Solskjaer was sacked, but they didn't impress the new coach, while others didn't trust the new coach and tactics. An anonymous source told the Daily Mirror: "The atmosphere in the team is really bad and it looks like United's future is going to be a big problem. "Jesse Lingard, van der Beek, Bailly and Henderson are all players unhappy with their role in the squad and they could leave United in January.
In addition to the fact that many people are trying to leave, C Ronaldo's performance has also caused more and more dissatisfaction. Now people have recovered from the blind excitement of the beginning, and began to wonder what the role of Manchester United's introduction of a 36-year-old veteran was in the first place. Former Manchester United captain Gary Neville believes there is dissatisfaction in the United dressing room and has criticized Ronaldo's body language and attitude after some of his recent poor results. After the arrival of Cristiano Ronaldo, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Ronnick had to build tactics around the Portuguese, and the nearly two seasons of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's efforts were in vain. The Western media believe that the current C Ronaldo no longer has a tactical core role, and Manchester United's play style of play with him as the core is letting the team suffer one blow after another.
At the same time, left-back Luke Shaw stressed that the players have psychological problems rather than quality problems. He said, "You look at our players, we have incredible strength, but sometimes the strength is not enough, we need to bring strength and more motivation. In the dressing room we know what we want, but on the pitch we need to give it our all. "Luke Shaw's interview clearly shows the psychological problems of the current team. Due to the division of the team, there are also small teams and gang battles in the Manchester United team, which makes the increasingly addicted Red Devils more vulnerable.