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Champions League

Lisandro Martínez tries to calm United after angry post‑match comments

By 4AllFootball ·
Lisandro Martínez tries to calm United after angry post‑match comments

In the wake of Manchester United's Champions League defeat, Argentine defender Lisandro Martínez posted an Instagram story on Wednesday to defuse the controversy sparked by his earlier comments. He admitted speaking from anger and frustration, while reaffirming his belief the club must fight for major trophies.

Apology posted on Instagram

Martínez used the platform to acknowledge his tone, saying, “After the match I spoke with anger and frustration because we did not get the result we all wanted.” The statement was part of a longer message aimed at reducing the temperature surrounding his remarks.

He stressed that his words reflected personal disappointment rather than an attempt to shirk responsibility, adding that the players themselves must deliver performances worthy of the club’s history.

Commitment to the club’s ambition

Despite the criticism, Martínez maintained his stance on the necessity for Manchester United to return to competing for the most important titles. He highlighted that ambition and demand for excellence should be embedded in the team’s identity.

“My words show how I feel and how much I want to see this club competing for the biggest honours,” he wrote, underscoring his personal commitment to the Red Devils.

Support for teammates and staff

Martínez also expressed belief in his fellow players, the manager and all staff working to improve the situation. “I believe in my teammates, our manager and everyone who helps this club move forward,” he said, urging a focus on collective effort.

He concluded by reiterating his unchanged goal since joining: “To win, compete at the highest level and give everything for this badge.” The Argentine, a regular for the Selección Argentina, hopes his words will redirect attention from the dispute to the team’s recovery.

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