MANCHESTER UNITED stars were reportedly involved in a HUGE dressing room row prior to their 4-0 defeat against Brentford.
The Red Devils were humiliated in West London on Saturday as they shipped in four first half goals against Thomas Frank’s side.
A furious Erik ten Hag made his squad report to Carrington on Sunday to run 13.8km – the difference in distance covered by the Bees.
Club legend Rio Ferdinand has stated he sympathises with the Dutch gaffer as he tore into United’s owners.
Meanwhile his former team-mate Gary Neville also ripped into the Glazers as he delivered a scathing analysis on the American family.
And according to the Manchester Evening News, disharmony remains rife throughout the United squad as they outlined just how much the club are in disarray.
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They have stated that just two days before their fixture against Brentford, a massive row erupted at the club’s training ground.
The incident comes just three months after Alex Telles and Hannibal Mejbri were involved in a bust-up after the club’s end-of-season woes.
It has been said that cliques still remain in the United squad in what is believed to be a toxic environment with individuals such as Cristiano Ronaldo desperate to leave.
The MEN have even revealed that some of his team-mates are hoping the five-time Ballon d’Or winner LEAVES in their hope that it will improve the atmosphere.
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Meanwhile Ten Hag’s decision to keep Harry Maguire as captain is still not supported by United’s players.
He continues to start despite his inconsistent performances with the squad sceptical over the England international’s rank and privilege.
United are also coming under pressure from fans following their activity in the transfer window having been left incensed by their interest in Marko Arnautovic.
Controversial Juventus midfielder Adrien Rabiot is understood to be closing in on a move to Old Trafford, with club icon Lou Macari slating the transfer on MUTV.
United, who sit bottom of the table, have lost their opening two Premier League matches for the first time in their history.
And things could get worse for United as they welcome bitter rivals Liverpool to the Theatre of Dreams next Monday.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
