“It happened so many of my teammates. It happened to Martial, Rashford, Greenwood and now its happening to them. I have to say this to save them. Nobody’s deserves it. I almost committed suicide because of them” – Adnan Januzaj Breaks silence as he exposes the virus that has been eating up Manchester United young stars for years after they lost 4-0 to Crystal Palace.
Adnan Januzaj, one of Manchester United’s celebrated academy graduates, received a special message from the club commemorating his debut, coinciding with Ethan Wheatley’s milestone 250th academy debut. Reflecting on his time at United, particularly during the 2013/14 season, Januzaj recalls the honor of donning the Red Devils’ jersey, despite his career not meeting initial expectations. Now 29 and playing for Sevilla after a stint at Real Sociedad, Januzaj still cherishes his time at Old Trafford as one of the highlights of his life.
In a recent interview, Januzaj shared insights and cautionary advice for the club’s young talents, drawing from his own experiences of navigating the pressures of playing for a global football powerhouse like Manchester United. He emphasized the importance of avoiding complacency, ignoring negative influences, managing distractions from social media, and prioritizing both physical and mental well-being.
Januzaj’s guidance serves as a timely reminder for the current generation of United’s rising stars, urging them to stay focused amid the intense scrutiny and expectations that come with wearing the club’s iconic jersey. By learning from Januzaj’s journey and staying committed to their development, these young players can sidestep the pitfalls that hindered his own trajectory and carve out successful careers at Manchester United.
