Manchester United's Dressing Room 'Toxic' as Players Criticize Management

Manchester United legend Gary Neville has warned that the dressing room at Old Trafford is 'toxic' after players like Bruno Fernandes and Lisandro Martinez publicly criticized the club's management. Neville said the discontent among players is far greater than what is being expressed publicly, with Fernandes and Martinez representing just one or two per cent of the team's frustrations. The comments came ahead of a 0-3 loss to Bournemouth, which left United 16th in the Premier League with seven points from eight games. Fernandes was benched for questioning manager Michael Carrick's tactics, while Martinez criticized director Jason Wilcox for not strengthening the squad. Neville suggested the players' frustration is so high that it could be 'a wrecking ball' for the team, echoing past struggles with manager changes.

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Reporting: Indian Express

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