Gary Neville: “United have turned into a graveyard of players and managers”

Manchester United is in a bad situationas seen the night before yesterday, after the defeat with 3-2 from Galatasaray for the 2nd matchday of its groups Champions League.

After the match at Old Trafford, Gary Neville spoke about the course of the “red devils” this yearexpressed his sadness for Eric Ten Haag and emphasized that the English club in recent years has turned into a “graveyard” for footballers and coaches who have a remarkable presence, but when they set foot on the Island everything turns upside down.

“I am very sorry for the coach. I know a lot of people will say they can do better, but there are enough problems at the club that need to be fixed for ten years“, the veteran ace initially told talkSPORT.

“I think until these issues are resolved, we will see the team underperform, with players not performing as they should. It has ended up becoming a graveyard for coaches and players, although it is not a trial term“, he added.

And he concluded by saying:There are very few players who have excelled at Manchester United over the last ten years. They were all great footballers and some other big clubs wanted them».