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Lisandro Martínez hits out at United hierarchy after defeat at Atlético Madrid

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Lisandro Martínez hits out at United hierarchy after defeat at Atlético Madrid

‘A reflection of the mirror of how our club is’ Argentinian says club has not invested enough in players Lisandro Martínez has hit out at the Manchester United hierarchy, blaming the lack of investment as their dismal start to the season continued.

Goals from Pablo Barrios and Ademola Lookman pushed United to a 2-0 defeat at Atlético Madrid, and the Argentina defender described that as a “mirror” of the way the club are.

“Tonight it is easy to say the coach, easy to say the players but also we have to see other areas,” he said, pointing upwards.

Asked for his appraisal of the night, Martínez said: “Really poor, really poor.

I have to control myself a lot but sometimes is a reflection of the mirror of how is our club at the moment.

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