EXCLUSIVE: Neil Warnock has pulled no punches in his assessment of Manchester United, explaining where their recruitment has gone wrong and highlighting one glaring issue they still haven't addressed…

Former Premier League manager Neil Warnock has strongly criticized Manchester United's transfer recruitment, arguing that the club repeatedly overspends on attacking and midfield players while failing to sign capable defenders. Warnock claimed United will continue to struggle unless they address their defensive issues, pointing to Arsenal's signing of Ezri Konsa as the type of recruitment United should emulate instead of relying heavily on statistical data.
Warnock also addressed the mounting pressure on United manager Michael Carrick, arguing that Carrick handled a recent dispute with captain Bruno Fernandes poorly by benching him. United's leadership is reportedly set to assess Carrick's managerial future during the upcoming international break following inconsistent results, including a recent 2-0 defeat to Chelsea.
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