Manchester United legend Paul Scholes has heavily criticised the current squad, calling for the departures of key players Bruno Fernandes and Lisandro Martinez. This comes against the backdrop of disappointing results for the Red Devils under Michael Carrick's stewardship.
In the latest episode of the podcast Good, the Bad & the Football, Scholes labelled Fernandes' public criticism of Carrick's tactics as unforgivable. He also expressed disbelief at Martinez's decision to air the club's internal issues publicly, stating that such matters should not concern the defender.
At present, Manchester United have managed just two wins in 12 matches across all competitions this season, leaving them languishing in a humiliating 16th place in the Premier League. This dire situation is piling pressure on Carrick ahead of an away fixture against Chelsea. The futures of Fernandes and Martinez remain uncertain as the club contemplates a major squad overhaul.
