Red Devils Player Backtracks After Criticizing Club Executives

Lisandro Martínez apologized for his interview after meeting with Michael Carrick and Manchester United executives.

According to Ambassador Arjan Lissandro Martinez, after Manchester United's 2-0 defeat against Atlético Madrid in the European Champions League, he severely criticized the club's managers, especially Jason Wilcox, United's sporting director. The Argentinian defender believed that the club did not invest enough in the summer transfer window to strengthen the team and did not have the necessary support for Michael Carrick.

He initially said in a statement that his comments were influenced by anger and frustration over the defeat, but did not apologize directly. Now, after meeting with Carrick and club managers, Martinez has published a new statement and apologized for his previous statements.

It is stated in this statement: "Today I met with the managers of the club and the head coach of the team. We had a very positive conversation and were able to share our views and be honest about what happened after the game.

Everyone knows that I am a passionate and emotional person and I follow football with all my heart. The sadness of failure made me express my feelings at a time and place that might not have been the right choice. That's why I want to apologize. Our club is at its best when we are all united and I accept that my words at that moment did not help to preserve that unity.

I know that every single person who works at Manchester United is doing their best to reach our common goal; It means achieving the success that this club and its fans deserve. Now that this issue is behind us, all our focus is on winning and succeeding together."