This Was a Betrayal of the Dressing Room / Lisandro Should See Himself as Just Another United Signing

Jamie Carragher Strongly Criticized Lisandro Martinez Over the Manchester United Transfer Controversy.

According to "Sports Three", Jamie Carragher, the former defender of Liverpool, severely criticized Lisandro Martinez for openly criticizing the managers of Manchester United and considered his behavior unacceptable. The 48-year-old Carragher expressed doubt that Martins' complaints about the quality of Manchester United's team include the defensive line; Especially considering that this player has performed poorly in recent weeks.

Martinez was beaten by Dominic Solanke's last-minute header in the home draw against Tottenham at Old Trafford, and was also unconvincing in Tuesday night's 2-0 defeat to Atletico Madrid as Manchester United left the field empty-handed.

However, he did not remain silent after the final whistle and made it clear that he expects more from the club's technical director, Jason Wilcox, claiming that Manchester United lack a strong squad. Carragher is not at all impressed that Martinez has made the club's internal family problems known to the media.

"It's funny when players say things like that, they never talk about their position," the Liverpool man told CBS Sports. When a centre-back says we haven't done enough in the transfer market, he doesn't mean his post. He means other parts of the earth. So how will the players who joined the team in the summer feel when they hear such words now? "It's not just me attacking a Manchester United player, but you can't attack people who are above you."

He added: "I think a football club is like your family and there are a lot of things going on in it. I understand that maybe he or Michael Carrick are not happy with the way the squad is, but as a football club and as a family, you have to stay united when you walk through that door. "You have to protect each other and that's how a football club is structured."

Carragher continued: "When I was at Liverpool I hated it when someone said something irrelevant or attacked the manager, or the manager shouted at the board. You must be of one mind. It may be a show, but you have to keep the show; As families and football clubs do. This issue will now become the talk of the day and cause a lot of noise. In my opinion, what he did was completely wrong."

In his subsequent interview with Manchester United legend Peter Schmeichel, Martins insisted on his position and said that I will not keep my mouth shut. On the other hand, it seems that Amad Diallo has joined this wave by publishing a controversial article on Snapchat.

This gloomy atmosphere in the Manchester United camp has increased the pressure on Michael Carrick before Sunday's crucial match against Leeds United.