United consider fining Martínez after his criticism of the club

Lisandro Martínez openly expressed his dissatisfaction with Manchester United's situation after the loss to Atlético Madrid in the Champions League, and Fabrizio Romano confirmed that the Argentinian is not the only one sharing this view.

Possible sanction for the player

According to journalist Laurie Whitwell of The Athletic, the club is considering a possible sanction or fine for Martínez. Whitwell's report indicates that Manchester United's management would consider disciplinary measures following the central defender's statements.

Martínez did not hide his opinion about Manchester United's current reality, addressing the management and demanding greater investment in the squad. His intervention was made publicly, fueling the internal debate about the club's situation.

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According to Fabrizio Romano, the Argentinian is not the only squad player with this perspective, suggesting that other internal voices share the same concern. Romano also highlighted that Martínez is out of contract in June 2027, although United has an option until 2028.

Manchester United will be back on the pitch next weekend, facing Leeds United in the seventh round of the Premier League, where they sit in 13th place.

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