Manchester United interim manager spotted in Barbados and Sancho and Rashford vacationing in Dubai, Gary Neville unhappy.
A little about the topic
The former Red Devils defender has launched a new round of scathing directed at Man Utd’s players in the wake of their Champions League exit, branding their March break activity as tone deaf. Man Utd were knocked out of Europe by Atlético Madrid in their final game before the international break last week, and the players and staff have since been seen unwinding at various big events around the world.
Interim manager Ralf Rangnick attended England’s Test match against the West Indies in Barbados, while Rashford and Sancho were seen attending events in Dubai, but for former Man Utd captain Neville, their public duties are ill-suited for a turbulent club in crisis.
What did Gary Neville say?
Gary Neville wrote that he remembers a time when Man Utd players, managers and executives wouldn’t be seen in their local Italian after a draw at home, let alone kick out of Europe. Last week they saw the F1 global tour, concerts, cricket and UFC events. According to Gary this lot tone is deaf!
Gary Neville was quick to respond to several people on Twitter who asked if he was saying that players should not relax after a hectic season, to which he replied that he had no problem with them doing so, and only that he wanted to be more discreet behavior.
The former England international added that they could go on vacation, rest, take time off. according to Gary Neville however if they have been knocked out of the Champions League, FA Cup, League Cup and they are floundering in the league, he wouldn’t think it’s too much to ask to lay low!
Man Utd will face another silverware-free season at Old Trafford following their Champions League and FA Cup exit in recent weeks, and will face a battle to secure top-level European competition next season in a heavily contested top-four race.