Ander Herrera has suggested the whole Manchester United squad should do a reality check and need to address the current slump.
Herrera is believed to have agreed to terms with Paris Saint Germain and is likely to bid goodbye United after the end of this season. Negotiations over a new contract haven’t materialized and the Red Devils are destined to lose their prized asset it seems.
Herrera’s importance was easily felt as United lost their last few games without the versatile midfielder. The Spaniard is known for his high work rate and is currently a pivotal part of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s midfield setup.
Herrera said, “I don’t like to talk personally, I like to talk as a group. I think football is a team sport. I think you have to analyse the season from the team point of view and we are disappointed. To be honest, when a manager is sacked, for me it’s also the responsibility of the players. We have to take responsibility for it – it is not only the manager and the staff.
“The players have a big responsibility and that’s why I think we should all feel disappointed because we haven’t been able to achieve the objectives. For me, the objectives for this club for every season should be fighting for the titles and we haven’t fought for them so let’s take responsibility every player.”
