Manchester United are not planning to make a hasty decision regarding the future of their Argentine defender Lisandro Martínez, despite the discontent within the club following his public criticisms of the management, according to reports.
Lisandro Martínez's comments came after the team lost to Atlético 2-0 in the UEFA Champions League, as he criticized the transfer policy, urging the club officials to take greater responsibility for the team's situation instead of solely blaming manager Michael Carrick.
According to "Sky Sports", the Argentine defender's statements were not well received by everyone in the dressing room, as at least one player objected to his public stance, while his words sparked controversy regarding the relationship between players and management.
Despite Manchester United officials' dissatisfaction with Lisandro Martínez's statements, the club does not wish to hastily decide his future, with the possibility of his departure during the upcoming summer transfer window still on the table, especially as his current contract nears its end.
The Argentine defender has a contract with Manchester United until the summer of 2027, with an option to extend for an additional year.
Lisandro Martínez's future remains open to all possibilities as Manchester United weigh the player's statements against technical and physical considerations before making a final decision on whether to keep him or allow him to leave next summer.