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Michael Carrick addresses Lisandro Martinez commitment concerns amid Man Utd contract talk
Michael Carrick has insisted he does not doubt Lisandro Martinez’s commitment to Manchester United – even after the defender launched a verbal attack on sporting director Jason Wilcox and was then sent off in Saturday’s defeat to Chelsea.
“I’ve got no concerns about commitment at all,” Carrick said. “Things happen in football. Sometimes you do things, sometimes you make a decision, sometimes you make mistakes, sometimes goes well for you. But the commitment is not an issue for sure.”
Captain Bruno Fernandes has also given an explosive post-match interview recently, criticising Carrick’s tactics after the 4-1 loss to Como.
But Carrick said he is not worried about the image that his squad lack discipline, adding: “The dressing room is a good, good place, so perceptions are a funny thing.
“They can they can they can make things look all sorts of different ways and think about all sorts of different things. The commitment of the players to the club, to me, to each other – I don’t question that at all. We need to play better, we can make better decisions, but commitment’s not a thing at all.”
Richard Jolly, Senior Football Correspondent3 November 2026 15:22
Lisandro Martinez red card was ‘selfish’ and ‘all ego’ – Steven Gerrard
Former Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard has said Lisandro Martinez’s red card against Chelsea on Saturday “selfish” and “all ego”.
A positive performance from Michael Carrick’s side was undermined when Martinez received two yellow cards in as many minutes with his side 1-0 down at Stamford Bridge, with the defender also conceding a penalty for his reckless challenge in the box.
“He’s cost them points, but he’s done it for a manager that’s backing him, that’s supported him and has really gone out of his way for him,” Gerrard said on The Overlap daily.
“It was selfish. It was all ego, thinking he’s all macho. But the disappointing thing for me is he’s walking off the pitch shaking his head as if it’s the referee’s fault, as if he’s the victim.”
Asked whether Martinez, who was critical of the United hierarchy last month and is out of contract in the summer, is attempting to engineer a January exit, Gerrard said: “That’s possible as well.
“I’ve seen that happen before, so I wouldn’t be surprised by that. It wouldn’t surprise me in his world, when he’s on his dining table at night with his family and his agents and whoever he spends his time with, that he’s thinking, I want out of here sharpish, and probably the best way for me to do that is to cause problems, and that’s exactly what he’s doing. His performances in the last couple of weeks have been shocking.”
Jamie Braidwood3 November 2026 15:02
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It’s crunch time –once again –for Manchester United and Michael Carrick as they bid to end their nine-game winless run against Roma in the Champions League. Defeat to Chelsea on Saturday was a third loss in a row in all competitions and Carrick’s job appears to be hanging by a thread as United head into back-to-back home games against Roma and Aston Villa before the international break, with Carrick very much still fighting for his future.
The pressure is on ahead of the arrival of the Italian side, who are unbeaten domestically in Serie A this season.
Jamie Braidwood3 November 2026 15:00
