BREAKING: Manchester United Legend Evra FUMES at Old Trafford – Demands terrible player to Be SOLD Immediately After Arsenal Disaster
The atmosphere at Old Trafford was left tense after Manchester United’s defeat to Arsenal, with emotions running high both inside the stadium and across social media. Among the most explosive reactions came from club legend Patrice Evra, who launched into a blistering attack on new signing Manuel Ugarte, holding him directly responsible for United’s downfall.
Evra, never one to mince his words, was unforgiving in his criticism as he vented his frustration in front of cameras immediately after the match. He branded Ugarte a “massive flop” and even demanded that the Uruguayan midfielder be sold without hesitation, insisting his performance had cost United the game. According to Evra, the errors and lapses in concentration were unforgivable, and he went as far as to suggest that Ugarte’s presence was damaging to the team.
The Frenchman’s tirade has sent shockwaves through the fanbase, igniting fierce debate online. Some supporters echoed his anger, booing at full-time and voicing their belief that Ugarte was not good enough to wear the shirt. Others, however, argued that such extreme criticism of a new signing was premature and unnecessarily harsh.
Ugarte’s arrival was meant to bring grit and balance to the midfield, but his performance against Arsenal left him exposed to brutal scrutiny. Sloppy passing, questionable positioning, and costly mistakes stood out on a day when United needed composure and control. Evra’s outburst has only magnified those shortcomings, making Ugarte the lightning rod for the team’s frustrations.
For manager Ruben Amorim, this adds another layer of difficulty to an already challenging start at Old Trafford. With pressure building after inconsistent results, having a club legend publicly call for one of his signings to be axed places him in a difficult position. The fallout from this clash is bound to linger, and Evra’s words are certain to be remembered long after the final whistle.
