After United's 3-1 loss to Arsenal, star Scholes revealed that Jesse Lingard told him that the team's dressing room is now a disaster. 'I had a quick conversation with Jesse [Jesse Lingard] below and I think he didn't mind me saying: The Manchester United dressing room is a disaster. This exposure indicates that Lin Huang's departure from the team has become inevitable, his contract expires this summer, it will certainly not be renewed, Newcastle United, West Ham and other teams have already thrown olive branches.
After the game, when asked about Jesse Lingard's comments, Lonnick did not deny it, but replied meaningfully: "I don't know, you can only ask Jesse Lingard." It's clear that after a game like today's, the dressing room is full of disappointment, which in my opinion is normal."
Ronnick's public comment on the Manchester United dressing room was: "I think the teams get along well with each other, I dare not say that everyone is close, but I also think that the dressing room should be fine."
As a football consultant who still hopes to stay at Manchester United next season, Lonnick naturally cannot shell the dressing room in public, he must leave some face for the players to continue to get along in the future.
However, Steve Bates, a football journalist for the British newspaper People, revealed that in private, Lonnick's views are the same as those of Jesse Lingard. Longnick fully agrees that the Manchester United dressing room is a disaster, the players are selfish, incompetent, overvalued and too powerful. Sources even pointed out that Longnick was shocked (staggered) by the lack of basic professionalism among Manchester United players.
It is reported that Rangnick confirmed that some Manchester United players blatantly ignored the manager's tactical instructions during the game and played as much as they wanted. He also told United football director John Mutav and club president Richard Arnold that many United players are not fit for purpose and are physically unable to cope with the demands of modern football to run more, faster and stronger.
In fact, these bane may have originated after Manchester United sacked Mourinho, not cleaning up the black sheep against the manager in the locker room in time, causing the strength of the players to swell, and even daring to be the head coach. Manchester United players have focused too much on off-field affairs, and the pitch is increasingly crowded.
Manchester United midfielder Scott McTomine also admitted: "Confidence has become a problem for us and you can see the lack of confidence in the squad over the last two months. We played a good half-time goal today, but even at that time, the confidence that was significant in football was still not enough. You can't concede 3 goals in a game away to Arsenal and then go home satisfied and say we should have won the game, that's not the rule of football. Don't get me wrong, a lot has happened in the team. For us, we have to go back to the locker room, go home, look at ourselves in the mirror and reflect."
The new manchester United team called: "We need to focus on the work on the pitch and have dignity in the game. We shouldn't worry about what people say, you have to maintain your self-esteem on the court and give it your all, everyone has to do that."
Manchester United goalkeeper De Gea, who has swallowed seven bullets in the last two games, also said: "I have been very honest, today we could have gotten more out of the game, but judging by the situation this season, we are in a situation that is self-inflicted."