Manchester United defender Lisandro Martinez has clarified his outburst after Tuesday's Champions League loss at Atletico Madrid in a statement - but stopped short of an apology.

Manchester United defender Lisandro Martinez has released a statement to clarify his post-match comments following a 2-0 Champions League defeat against Atletico Madrid, stopping short of an apology. Martinez had publicly criticized the club's hierarchy and singled out technical director Jason Wilcox over a perceived lack of summer recruitment. In his statement, Martinez explained that he spoke out of anger and frustration, reiterating his high standards and desire for United to compete for top honors.
Sky Sports reports that Martinez's outburst caused anger and bemusement within the dressing room and boardroom, leaving his future at the club uncertain ahead of his contract expiry. Manchester United hierarchy has not yet decided whether to discipline the defender, who reportedly sought a move to Atletico Madrid over the summer. Manager Michael Carrick faces managing the fallout as the club plans to revamp its defensive unit in upcoming transfer windows.
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