BREAKING NEWS: Coming live from Old Trafford, Manchester united legend Patrick evra criticizes Erik ten hag and one man united star calling both a liability and calls for him to be suspended from team starting XI. He said, “Man united is in a worst place than last season, and we, the fans, are not happy—but let me be clear: Manchester united will NEVER win a major trophy with him and ten hag still in the squad! Since the season started, their constant mistakes and lack experience have cost us alot, and I can’t stand it anymore. For him I don’t want to see him anywhere near the starting XI against Porto tonight! He’s a complete waste, and if we don’t fix this now, we’re going nowhere.

Breaking News: Patrick Evra Blasts Erik Ten Hag and Bruno Fernandes in Explosive Criticism at Old Trafford

Coming live from Old Trafford, Manchester United legend Patrick Evra has delivered a stinging critique of manager Erik ten Hag and team captain Bruno Fernandes, calling both “liabilities” and stating they are holding the club back from success. In a fiery and impassioned speech, Evra did not hold back as he expressed his frustration with the current state of the club, urging for immediate changes ahead of their crucial Champions League match against FC Porto tonight.

Evra, known for his passionate commitment to Manchester United during his playing days, called out both Fernandes and Ten Hag for what he described as “constant mistakes” and “lack of experience.” He further declared that Manchester United would never win a major trophy with either of them involved in the squad.

“Manchester United is in a worse place than last season, and we, the fans, are not happy,” Evra said in his direct message to the media gathered at Old Trafford. “But let me be clear: Manchester United will NEVER win a major trophy with him and Ten Hag still in the squad! Since the season started, their constant mistakes and lack of experience have cost us a lot, and I can’t stand it anymore.”

The former United defender was particularly scathing in his criticism of Bruno Fernandes, the club’s captain and creative midfielder, who has come under scrutiny for inconsistent performances this season. While Fernandes has been one of United’s standout players in recent years, Evra feels his influence on the team has diminished, and his leadership on the pitch has become a liability.

“For him, I don’t want to see him anywhere near the starting XI against Porto tonight!” Evra exclaimed. “He’s a complete waste, and if we don’t fix this now, we’re going nowhere.”

Evra’s frustrations reflect the growing dissatisfaction among sections of Manchester United’s fanbase, who have seen their team struggle this season. United, who finished third in the Premier League last season and secured Champions League football, have endured a rocky start to the current campaign. With defensive frailties, inconsistent attacking play, and questionable tactical decisions from Ten Hag, pressure is mounting on the club to turn their fortunes around quickly.

Erik ten Hag, who joined United last season, was seen as the man to restore the club’s former glory after years of underachievement since Sir Alex Ferguson’s retirement. However, Evra’s pointed criticism suggests that faith in the Dutchman’s leadership is wavering among former players and fans alike.

“Ten Hag has to take responsibility for where we are,” Evra continued. “This club is about winning, it’s about fighting for titles, and what I see now is a team with no direction. We’re making the same mistakes every week, and there’s no improvement. He needs to fix it, or he needs to go.”

Evra’s explosive remarks come at a crucial time for Manchester United, as they prepare for a must-win Champions League clash against FC Porto tonight. With United’s form faltering both domestically and in Europe, the pressure is on Ten Hag and the team to deliver a strong performance to stay competitive in the group stages.

The former United star’s call for Fernandes to be dropped from the starting XI has added fuel to the debate surrounding the captain’s role in the team. While Fernandes remains one of the club’s most creative players, his performances have drawn criticism for inconsistency and moments of ill-discipline. Evra’s comments signal a growing belief that Fernandes, despite his technical abilities, is failing to lead the team in the way that a captain should.

“Bruno might be a talented player, but talent alone doesn’t win you trophies,” Evra said. “Leadership, discipline, and fighting for every ball—that’s what it takes. Right now, he’s not doing that. He’s costing us games, and if we don’t make a change, we’re going nowhere.”

As Manchester United prepare for a pivotal match tonight, it remains to be seen whether Ten Hag will heed Evra’s advice and make changes to the starting lineup. Fans will be watching closely to see how the team responds to the growing pressure and whether Fernandes will remain part of the manager’s plans for the match against Porto.

For now, Evra’s passionate critique has thrown a spotlight on the internal tensions at Old Trafford, as the club struggles to recapture its former glory. The road ahead for Manchester United looks uncertain, and with prominent voices like Evra speaking out, it is clear that change may be on the horizon if results don’t improve soon.