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‘I expect more’: the key questions from Martínez’s Manchester United broadside | Jamie Jackson

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‘I expect more’: the key questions from Martínez’s Manchester United broadside | Jamie Jackson

From Jason Wilcox’s role to the views of the rest of the squad, we tackle the major talking points at Old Trafford after the defender’s outburst After Manchester United’s 2-0 loss at Atlético Madrid, Lisandro Martínez teed off against the director of football, Jason Wilcox, and the rest of the executive.

“We don’t have the best squad at the moment compared with other top teams,” said the defender, whose take also included: “I expect more [investment], 100%.

I expect more from our technical director [Jason Wilcox] … Really poor [the Atlético defeat] – I have to control myself a lot but something is a reflection of the mirror of how our club is at the moment.” Here we tackle key questions emerging from Martínez’s explosive remarks.

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