Manchester United players reportedly blame Amazon's All or Nothing documentary cameras for stifling dressing-room discussions.

Manchester United players reportedly believe that the filming of Amazon Prime's All or Nothing documentary is contributing to their poor start to the season. Sources indicate that squad members feel the presence of cameras restricts open discussions and stifles post-match debriefs, as staff and players hold their tongues rather than addressing issues directly.
United currently sit 14th in the Premier League after six matches and have been eliminated from the Carabao Cup. Amid external scrutiny of manager Michael Carrick and Jason Wilcox, the documentary crews continue to capture internal club tensions, including Lisandro Martinez criticizing transfer decisions after a Champions League loss to Atletico Madrid.
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