Rooney Blasts Manchester United Players for Selfishness

Wayne Rooney, a former striker for Manchester United, accused the club's players of being selfish and shirking responsibility for their poor performances. Following a disappointing match against Como, Rooney expressed his shock and disbelief at the current situation at Old Trafford, describing it as the most worrying he has seen in a long time.
He warned that public disagreements between players, specifically Lisandro Martinez and Bruno Fernandes, could create divisions within the dressing room, complicating matters for manager Michael Carrick. Rooney stated that players must focus on their performances rather than shifting blame.
He criticized some players for prioritizing personal interests over the team and urged them to take responsibility. Rooney also expressed concern about Carrick's position amid speculation regarding his future, calling on the Manchester United board to provide clarity.
Despite the criticism, Carrick is expected to remain in charge for the upcoming match against Bournemouth.
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