The British "Daily Mail" reported that a large number of players in the Manchester United squad had a bad time, considering leaving, the morale of the locker room was low, and as many as 17 players were sullen, many of whom were still big stars. In this regard, the interim manager Lonnick has no choice but to turn to the former assistant coach Mike Ferran.
British media predict that in the next six months, many players will seek to leave Manchester United. After Lonnick took charge, after meeting with a number of players, he also learned about the cruel situation. Former manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, by offering high salaries and making some promises he himself knew he couldn't keep, temporarily maintained the balance of the team, but now all the contradictions are starting to erupt.
Anthony Martial has publicly expressed his intention to leave the team, and if Sevilla is willing to pay the loan fee and bear his weekly salary of 250,000 pounds, he will be rented out in January and may be permanently transferred this summer. Pogba and Jesse Lingard's contracts expire at the end of the season, neither has the intention of renewing their contracts, and the summer transfer window is almost certain to move freely.
Striker Edgar Eduardo Eduard Eduard Yvonne was also interested in leaving, but Ronnick told him he would not be allowed to leave in January, and midfielder Van der Beek, defender Eric Bai and goalkeeper Dean Henderson were all unhappy with the lack of playing time, but United also refused to let them leave in the winter window.
In addition, Mata may also terminate his contract in January or rent out to La Liga and Major League soccer teams. Jones has just returned, turning 30 next month at the centre-back of England and is also rumored to be renting out the Portuguese Premier League Benfica. In addition, Nemanja Matic, Fred and Diogu Dalo will also enter the final year of their contracts after this season, with Fred and Dalo having one year of priority renewal rights.
In the current Manchester United squad, the unhappy players are obviously forwards Rashford, Mason Greenwood, full-back Wan Bissaka and centre-back Maguire. De Gea, Varane, McTomine and a few others are perhaps the few players in the squad who have normal emotions and stable performances.
After taking office, Lonnick invited sasha Lens, a sports psychologist he was familiar with, but his qualifications could not convince the proud star players in the center of the Manchester United team, according to the British "Daily Telegraph" report, the helpless Lonnick has asked the coaching staff "three dynasties elder" Ferran for help, hoping that he can repair the rift in the locker room.
Ferran played for Manchester United as a player, and after retiring as an assistant coach for Sir Alex, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and now Lonnick, after the 63-year-old German coach took office, he was cast and scattered, and was not directly involved in training and command. At the time, Lonnick said: "Carrick has left, Chris Armas and Kierang McKenna are my two teaching assistants, they are responsible for preparing training, and working on video footage with analyst Paul Brand. Ferran will not participate in training, but he is also a member of the coaching staff."
Now that the United dressing room is split into smaller groups, Longnick wants Felan to "build bridges" and let these red Devils teammates, who look down on each other, unite for the same goal.
It is reported that Felan recently held a two-hour meeting with Ronnick to give advice and help the Germans unite the Manchester United dressing room. United believe Ferran is the "ideal man" to eliminate the hostile atmosphere in the dressing room. However, the final effect, only time can give the answer.