Manchester United manager Michael Carrick said the club has moved on from Lisandro Martinez’s recent outburst ahead of their upcoming trip to Leeds. The statement, reported by Al Jazeera, came as United prepare to host the Yorkshire club in a Premier League clash.

While the details of Martinez’s outburst were not disclosed, Carrick’s comments suggest that any tension within the squad has been resolved. The manager’s reassurance comes at a time when United’s performance has been uneven, and a united front is seen as essential for the team’s ambitions.

Internal discord can undermine a side’s cohesion and affect results on the pitch. By publicly affirming that the club has moved past the incident, Carrick aims to reinforce confidence among players, staff and supporters that the focus remains on football rather than off‑field drama.

With the Leeds match looming, United will likely emphasize the need for concentration and teamwork. The club’s priority is to field a side that can compete at the highest level, and Carrick’s statement signals that the management is committed to keeping the squad united and ready for the challenge.