Live from Old Trafford, “One of the worst” – Nemanja Matic launches nasty jibe at Manchester United FLOP ahead of Europa League match. “He’s one of the worst players in Manchester United’s squad right now—and if he starts in the Europa League, it’s already over for them! I say this out of love for United, not hate. I want a fair, competitive game—but this guy is a disaster waiting to happen. I’m pointing out their weak spot before it’s too late. Start him, and you hand us the win on a plate. Mark my words: play him, and you lose. No debate.” We should learn how to do without him😡the fans are calling on the the manager to drop him ahead Europa league match vs Lyon🙀😱
Old Trafford Turmoil: Nemanja Matic Blasts André Onana Ahead of Crucial Europa League Match
Just days before Manchester United’s high-stakes Europa League clash with Lyon, tensions are escalating as former midfielder Nemanja Matic publicly ripped into United’s current goalkeeper, André Onana. In a fiery rant captured outside Old Trafford, Matic didn’t hold back his frustration, labeling Onana “among the worst performers in the squad right now.”
“If he starts that match, United might as well hand Lyon the win already,” Matic declared. “This isn’t about hate—I say it because I care about the club. He’s a weak link, plain and simple. Starting him would be a huge mistake.”
Fan Reactions and Mounting Pressure
Matic’s outburst sent shockwaves through the football world, igniting heated reactions across social media. Within minutes, the hashtag #DropOnana was trending, with fans echoing his sentiments. One supporter fumed, “He’s cost us enough—how are we still starting him?” Another added, “If Onana plays, we’re finished. Matic is right.”
Manager Erik ten Hag now finds himself in a dilemma, facing mounting calls from the fanbase to bench Onana before the make-or-break encounter. With a Europa League quarterfinal spot at stake, faith in the Cameroonian goalkeeper has never been shakier.
Mind Games or Genuine Concern?
Matic, currently playing in France, may have had multiple motives for his blunt criticism. While some believe it was a heartfelt warning to his former club, others suspect it was a psychological tactic to rattle United ahead of the Lyon showdown. Regardless, his words—“Play him, and you lose”—have struck a chord.
The decision now rests with Ruben Amorim. Will he stick by his under-fire goalkeeper or bow to public pressure and make a change?
A Defining Moment for United
This dramatic episode couldn’t have come at a worse time for United. Matic’s public condemnation of a current squad member could destabilize team morale and sow unrest in the locker room. Yet, his remarks have sparked a necessary debate about Onana’s form and reliability.
All eyes will be on the team sheet as the match approaches. Will Onana be in goal—or wa
tching from the bench?
