Lisandro Martínez reportedly breaks his silence after a heated dressing-room confrontation following his red card against Chelsea

Manchester United’s disappointing 2-0 defeat to Chelsea at Stamford Bridge was reportedly followed by a heated disagreement inside the dressing room, with Lisandro Martínez allegedly expressing his anger over how he was treated after his dismissal.

The Argentine defender was sent off in the second half after receiving two yellow cards within a short period, leaving United with ten players for the closing stages. Chelsea took advantage of their numerical superiority, with Morgan Rogers opening the scoring before Cole Palmer converted a penalty to make it 2-0.

However, the controversy reportedly continued after the final whistle. According to claims circulating about the incident, Martínez was overheard speaking to teammates about an argument involving an unnamed individual who allegedly confronted him in front of the squad.

The defender reportedly admitted that his red card was a costly mistake but insisted that he would not accept being humiliated publicly. He was also alleged to have accused the individual of refusing to accept responsibility for his own tactical shortcomings.

The reported confrontation has raised further questions about the atmosphere inside Manchester United’s dressing room, especially as the club struggles with disappointing performances and growing pressure.

If the claims are accurate, the disagreement could expose deeper frustrations among players at Old Trafford.