Manchester United and Chelsea are set to battle it out in the English Premier League on Thursday (7 a.m.). Former star Neman Chamadi, who played for both teams, revealed that in contrast, Chelsea's players train on time and professionally, while United's "Red Devils" often have people who are late, such as Paul Pouba and Chaton Sinzu.
Nemanchamadi played twice for Chelsea, between 2014 and 2017, before moving to Manchester United until joining Roma in the summer of 2022 and then moving to Ligue 1 Rennes this summer. In an interview with the media, he said bluntly, "At Chelsea, the players were very professional and were never late for training. However, at Manchester United, lateness was a common phenomenon, Paul Puba and Chaton Sinzu are typical. I was so unhappy with this that I set up an internal disciplinary committee, which I chaired, to deal with late arrivals. There was a season when we received a fine of 75,000 pounds (about HK$740,000) for lateness, which shows the seriousness of this problem."
