🚨🚨BREAKING NEWS:‼️ Lisandro Martínez says he’s usually the quiet type, but whatever Ruben Amorim told him right after he came back from international duty crossed a line he won’t accept from any manager. He’s now opened up about the comment that left him genuinely upset.

He said the words hit him hard the moment he got back from international duty, and he’s not the type to just swallow something that feels wrong. Lisandro Martínez admitted that whatever Ruben Amorim told him yesterday crossed a line he’s not willing to accept from any manager.

 

Lately, the vibes between the Argentine defender and Manchester United’s new boss have been off. United’s shaky form and some questionable tactical decisions have only made the tension louder, and people are starting to wonder what this rift might mean for the squad.

 

Martínez has been a cornerstone of United’s back line since arriving from Ajax in 2022, earning respect for his grit, bravery, and sharp defensive IQ. But Amorim’s arrival brought a whole tactical overhaul — one that Martínez and a few others reportedly think doesn’t play to their strengths. Word around the camp is that the new training methods and strategic shifts aren’t sitting well with several players.

 

His biggest sticking point seems to be the defensive approach Amorim is forcing. The high press, the possession-heavy style, and the demand to push up the pitch feel out of sync with Martínez’s natural rhythm. He thrives when he can hold the line, read danger early, and dominate duels — not when he’s being yanked out of his comfort zone.

 

Sources say he’s already challenged Amorim during training, and let’s just say the conversations haven’t exactly been warm. The communication issues are becoming a whole storyline on their own, leaving Martínez feeling cut off from the rest of the group. If the divide keeps widening, it could easily spill onto the pitch.

 

Fans, though, are rocking with Martínez. They’ve been vocal about siding with him, pointing fingers at tactical tweaks they think are limiting one of their most dependable defenders. United supporters love players who bleed for the badge, and Martínez fits that mold perfectly.

 

As the season rolls on, all eyes will be locked on how this relationship unfolds — or unravels. Whether they find common ground or drift further apart could shape United’s entire campaign, from their top-four ambitions to their European hopes.

 

For now, everything feels stuck in the grey zone, and supporters are watching Old Trafford like it’s a live drama series, waiting to see what the next episode brings.