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Man United’s Martinez takes to social media to defend his criticism of club

Man United’s Martinez takes to social media to defend his criticism of club
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Manchester United defender Lisandro Martinez has defended his recent public criticism of the club's leadership following a Champions League defeat. He clarified that his comments were born of frustration and a desire to see the club succeed, rather than a lack of commitment.

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The incident underscores the internal pressure and public scrutiny surrounding Manchester United's management and recruitment strategy during a period of poor performance.

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Argentina defender Lisandro Martinez follows up criticism of his own club with social media explanation of frustration.

x whatsapp-stroke copylink google Add Al Jazeera on Google info Manchester United's Lisandro Martinez, right, reached the World Cup final with Argentina [File: Scott Heppell/Reuters] By Reuters Published On 15 Oct 2026 15 Oct 2026 Manchester United defender Lisandro ‌Martinez has defended his criticism of the club’s leadership following ⁠Tuesday’s 2-0 Champions ⁠League defeat against Atletico Madrid, saying his comments reflected his desire to see the team compete for major honours.

The Argentina international ⁠acknowledged on Wednesday that frustration had shaped his post-match remarks , in which he called for greater investment in the squad and questioned director of football Jason Wilcox’s ⁠recruitment efforts, but stopped short of apologising.

“After the match, I spoke out of anger and frustration at not getting the result we all wanted,” Martinez wrote on Instagram.

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