Harry Maguire confronted Ed Woodward after Manchester United players were left in dark over European Super League plans
Manchester United captain Harry Maguire confronted the club’s executive-vice chairman Ed Woodward for leaving the players in the dark over the club’s intention to join the European Super League.
United are one of six English clubs that have agreed to join the controversial proposal, which threatens the Red Devils’ future in the Premier League.
Reports of the plans started to come through on Sunday afternoon and United’s squad were ‘seriously unimpressed’ that they heard about the decision just hours before the 3-1 victory against Burnley at Old Trafford.
Woodward arranged a meeting with the players on Monday morning and members of the squad were said to not only be angry about the plan itself but the way in which they were informed, with the club failing to consult the squad before taking the decision.
Huddersfield Town v Manchester United - Premier League Woodward has led the plans Bruno Fernandes has already spoken out against the plans on social media but the Daily Mail claim Maguire led the players’ opposition to the proposal by confronting Woodward.
The United skipper was said to be furious with how the matter had been dealt with and the players were unhappy that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was left to be ‘thrown under a bus’ when he was questioned on the plans directly after the game.
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Oh captain, my captain.