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Lisandro Martinez didn't hold back when speaking after Manchester United's defeat to Atletico Madrid in the Champions League.
Manchester United were reduced to ten men in their clash with Atletico Madrid after Leny Yoro was sent off
MANCHESTER UNITED legend Wayne Rooney has urged under-fire gaffer Michael Carrick to DROP star man Bruno Fernandes. He feels there is an "explosion" brewing in the dressing room if he continues to start, as he's "not scared to come out and voice his opinion". Carrick said no one is "undroppable" after being questioned
PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN are lining up a shock move for Manchester United star Leny Yoro just two years after his £52million switch to Old Trafford, according to reports. The French giants are keeping close tabs on the defender, 20, with scouts watching him make his France debut in the 4-1 Nations League win over Belgium ea
Bruno Fernandes has been the standout performer for Manchester United this season but Wayne Rooney believes the midfielder is showing signs of frustration
Manchester United's transfer business has been scrutinised, along with the club's entire standing among Premier League teams
Manchester United are reportedly eyeing a move for Giuliano Simeone
The forward joined Manchester United with a great deal of fanfare but couldn't find his best form at Old Trafford
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