Lisandro Martinez launched an astonishing attack on director of football Jason Wilcox and the Manchester United hierarchy following his side's defeat to Atletico Madrid

Lisandro Martinez's Manchester United future is reportedly in doubt after he openly criticized the club's hierarchy and director of football Jason Wilcox following a 2-0 Champions League defeat to Atletico Madrid. According to a report by The Athletic, the 28-year-old Argentine defender does not want to extend his contract beyond its final year, and the club holds doubts about triggering their 12-month extension option to June 2028.
Martinez questioned United's ambition and summer backing for head coach Michael Carrick, urging greater investment across the squad. Although sources close to Martinez denied he was attempting to force a transfer, reports suggest Spain is his preferred destination if he leaves. Martinez later posted a statement on social media stating his post-match comments came from frustration and a desire to see United compete at the highest level.
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