Lisandro Martinez will be in the Manchester United squad when they face Leeds on Sunday. And of course he will, because he was right about that shambling wreck of a club.

Riath Al-Samarrai argues that Manchester United's inability to drop Lisandro Martinez following his public criticisms proves the defender was correct about the club's recruitment flaws. Despite speaking out against club leadership following a defeat to Atletico Madrid, Martinez remains in Michael Carrick's squad to face Leeds United due to a lack of senior defensive depth.
The writer criticises director of football Jason Wilcox and Sir Jim Ratcliffe's leadership group for failing to sign defensive cover during the summer transfer window. Instead, United signed midfielders Carlos Baleba, Andrey Santos, and Youri Tielemans, leaving Carrick with limited backline alternatives.
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