As the Man United's woes intensify, Javier Hernandez has offered a forthright, no-holds-barred assessment as a timely reality check.
Former Manchester United striker Javier Hernandez has publicly criticized the club's squad, arguing that the players must take primary responsibility for poor performances rather than blaming management. Hernandez emphasized to Sky Sports that once players cross the white line, tactical instruction matters far less than personal commitment, urging squad members to give everything while wearing the United shirt.
The Mexican forward's remarks come as Manchester United sit 18th in the Premier League table following a 4-4 draw against Aston Villa. Manager Michael Carrick is reportedly facing dismissal after collecting just eight points from 10 league matches, with Mauricio Pochettino linked as a leading candidate to take over.
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