The storm clouds are shifting within Manchester United, as the Manchester Evening News reveals the explosive news that United's debacle is no coincidence and that deep-seated problems lie behind it. A heated argument erupted in the dressing room of the Carrington base last Thursday, and the tense atmosphere almost prevented the players from concentrating on the next match, which ended in a crushing defeat away to Binford.
It is reported that the dispute between Manchester United players revolves around three focal points: firstly, Tannhäuser insisted on appointing Halimaguni as the captain and keeping his starting position, a decision that all the players found hard to accept; secondly, regarding the issue of Cron, the players felt that his presence had increased the tension in the team and wanted him to leave, but the club side emphasized several times that Cron was a non-saleable item, which triggered the players' Lastly, the players were dissatisfied with the training arrangements, with Tanhag asking the players to train in 30 degree heat, making it difficult for some players to cope.
A Manchester United insider told the media, "Despite the negative impact on the dressing room of rumors that Cron is interested in leaving the club, the club side still insists that Cron will not leave the club." The report did not specify who the players involved in the altercation were, but the players' mood was clearly affected. Some of the players were distracted in the last away game against Binford, which ultimately led to the team's thrashing.
In fact, before the last match with Binford, many media predicted that United would lose, Sky Sports predicted that United would lose the match 1-2, and some pundits even boldly predicted that United would lose 0-3, and the final score of United's loss amounted to 0-4, which was even more disastrous than expected, which indicated that many media sensed the internal problems of United at that time.
