He's just thinking about recording a podcast/Bruno doesn't dare to touch Martinez's ears

Manchester United's tumultuous days brought harsh criticism of Kane. The former Red Devils captain took aim at the leadership of the Old Trafford dressing room.

According to "Sports Three", after the recent defeat in the Champions League, Roy Keane took the arrowhead of his attacks directly at the current team captain Bruno Fernandes and Harry Maguire. Lissandro Martinez's new words against the club's management structure also caused a strong reaction from Kane.

"Bruno and Maguire are probably recording a podcast and I don't think they're going to screw Martinez's ears," Kane, 55, said on the De Overlap podcast. It's clear from Bruno's body language that he's not in a good mood right now. They don't have the courage to hold anyone accountable. This story shows what day Manchester United and the dressing room of this team have fallen into. "Maguire is going to be left out of the England squad and he's going to be really upset about it, but instead of rolling up his sleeves over the summer, he's going to go to New York for a couple of weeks and do a podcast."

Kane also did not leave Bruno Fernandez's reaction to his past criticism of this Portuguese midfielder unanswered and said: "I criticized Bruno earlier in this program and it was my mistake. In response to Steven Bartlett's podcast, Bruno goes and sits there and teases me. It's not a problem and he has the right to respond, but that's the mentality of a Manchester United player to say that instead of trying to bring the team back to the top, I'm looking for side jobs."

Speaking about Lisandro Martinez's criticism, Kane likened the atmosphere at Old Trafford to a circus and continued: "When I see a player nagging these days, I get more angry than when Maguire and Bruno open up on podcasts. "A footballer must set his priorities right."