Senior players at Manchester United are expressing shared concerns with Lisandro Martinez regarding the club's direction and future, according to The Telegraph.
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In related news, Brighton manager Fabian Hurzeler has emerged as a potential candidate to succeed Michael Carrick if he is dismissed. Other notable names being considered include former Chelsea manager Antonio Conte and ex-Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann, as reported by TalkSPORT.
Gary Neville commented on the crowd's reaction during the 1-1 draw against Tottenham, suggesting that the boos were not directed at Carrick. However, he warned that Manchester United fans may begin to express their dissatisfaction if performances do not improve.
In transfer-related news, Aston Villa striker Nicolas Jackson is encouraging teammate Lamine Camara to consider a Premier League move, assisting him in coping with his unsuccessful transfer attempt to Chelsea. Vitor Pereira, former manager of Wolves and Nottingham Forest, is looking to return to the Premier League with struggling Fulham.
Additionally, a representative from Manchester City attended a government-backed trade delegation to India this week despite the club facing a guilty verdict for serious financial breaches, according to The Guardian. Meanwhile, Newcastle forward Jacob Murphy is reportedly nearing a new contract with the club.