'I feel sorry for them because they’re all good guys, and extremely hungry for success.'
Marcel Sabitzer has backed Manchester United to improve after a poor start to the season Marcel Sabitzer says he feels sorry for Manchester United’s current situation and believes the team’s struggles are partly due to the absences of Casemiro, Luke Shaw and Lisandro Martinez. Manchester United news, exclusives and analysisSign upPrivacy PolicyThis site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.
‘Casemiro, Luke Shaw and Lisandro Martinez – they are leaders that provide structure and stability to the team. ‘Erik ten Hag comes with up very specific match plans and patterns of play. But if you have too many important players missing and too many changes as a result, things get lost between the tactics board and the pitch. The rhythm of players coming isn’t right, processes aren’t right. ‘In the Premier League and Champions League, you need your best players available.
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