Gary Neville has issued a warning towards manager Erik ten Hag that he has some 'bugs in the dressing room' that need to addressed.
WHAT HAPPENED? It has been a tough few weeks for United both on and off the pitch. After removing Harry Maguire as the club captain before the start of the season, Ten Hag got involved in a public spat with Jadon Sancho after the English star was banished from the first-team squad. On the pitch, the Red Devils have lost three out of their first five Premier League matches.
Club legend and pundit Neville has now warned the Dutch manager that he has 'bugs' in his dressing room that can prove to be detrimental to the team's performances in the future and hoped that he fixes the issues soon.
WHAT THEY SAID: Speaking to Sky Sports, Neville said, «How popular is Sancho and Maguire in the dressing room? He's got some bugs in there that we don't know from the outside, what discomfort and uncertainty is being created on the inside. You've got a player at the moment who is probably changing in the first-team dressing room but obviously over with the academy. You've got Maguire, who has been captain of these players 12 months ago, now almost alienated as third, fourth, fifth centre-half. He's got some situations in there I don't know the damage that's having.
»But in terms of his work on the pitch, I don't think Ten Hag will change. The fact of the matter is there has been many a manager over the last ten to twelve years since Sir Alex Ferguson left that have found challenges at Manchester United. What I'm hoping at the moment is it's just a difficult start to the season and it's not a repeat of what we've seen previously. We've seen it becoming challenging for Jose Mourinho, for Louis van Gaal, for David
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