There was a time, back in the days when people still bought newspapers, when the tabloids had a handy little graphic they could wheel out whenever Manchester United were in crisis. It was the club badge, but with a great…

Andrew Kirby argues that Manchester United is engulfed in another deep crisis following an explosive post-match interview by Lisandro Martínez after a 2-0 defeat to Atlético Madrid. Kirby highlights that Martínez openly questioned the club's recruitment and publicly singled out director of football Jason Wilcox. The defeat against Atlético featured goals from Pablo Barrios and Ademola Lookman, as well as a red card for United defender Leny Yoro.
Kirby suggests that while Martínez's criticisms of United's repeated structural and squad-building failures have merit, the defender has also committed costly on-pitch errors this season. The writer contends that manager Michael Carrick faces increasing pressure from ongoing dressing-room friction, recruitment shortcomings, and persistent squad weaknesses ahead of a crucial fixture against Leeds United.
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