"We should drop 10 of our first team players.

He's a maverick. 'Manchester United legend' Roy Keane, 52, has spat out some shockingly bitter words.

Britain's Evening Standard reported on September 9 (KST) that "Keane has called for a whopping 10 of United's first-team players to be sold. He also fired a warning shot at Marcus Rashford."

United have had an eventful season this year. In the league, they've climbed as high as sixth place, but in the UEFA Champions League (UCL), they've fallen to the bottom of Group A and are in danger of being knocked out in the group stage. The team has also been criticized for its performance.

The atmosphere in the locker room is tense. Jadon Sancho was dropped from the first team after a public clash with coach Eric ten Hagh, 먹튀검증 while Rafael Varane has also been embroiled in rumors of discord after being pushed out of the starting lineup.

There were even reports of the squad rising up. Several journalists from the Mirror, Manchester Evening News, and ESPN were banned from attending press conferences after reporting that van Gaal had lost the trust of his players. However, Van Gaal insisted that the team was in good spirits after the win over Chelsea and emphasized that the rumors of discord had no effect on him.

Even team legend Keane has weighed in on the United squad, appearing on Gary Neville's YouTube channel The Overlap alongside Neville, Jamie Carragher and Ian Wright. He categorized the players into three groups: 'keepers', 'last straws' and 'dumpers'.

Keane called for a whopping 10 players to be sold. Current starters Harry Maguire and Diogo Dalot were on the list, along with Varane, Victor Lindelof, Christian Eriksen, Sofiane Amrabat, Anthony Martial, and Jadon Sancho.

In effect, the club will have to get rid of nearly half of its roster. Currently, United has less than 30 players in its first-team squad, including players under 21. Making 10 changes would be like starting a new team.

Rashford, Luke Shaw, Aaron Wambisaka, Scott McTominay, and Andre Onana, a £47 million signing last summer, have not escaped criticism. Keane labeled them the "last straw. It's a warning that if they don't step up their game, they'll be released.

In particular, Keane raised doubts about Rashford's future: "You can never be sure about Rashford. His personality, his mood swings, everything. 토토사이트He's a talented player, but if he doesn't work hard and has these ups and downs..." he said.

Keane added: "With Rashford, it's always about his off-field stuff or his confidence. That hasn't changed. He's just got to come out every week and do what he has to do." "He's 26 years old. When is his time going to come?" he added.