Manchester United has been conducting itself in recent years in a way that does not remind at all of its beautiful years, which of course affects professionally and leaves it far from the fight for the championship title in the Premier League.
If the lack of success in recent seasons is not enough, today (Thursday) came an interview with last season goalkeeper Dean Henderson, who shed light on his relationship with the Red Devils.
The goalkeeper who impressed during his loan period at Sheffield United two years ago and even reached the England team, did not get the opportunity he expected at Old Trafford even though he was promised this.
Now, after leaving United and signing for Nottingham Forest, Henderson decided to shoot.
"It's probably been the hardest 12 months of my career," he said, "It's been tough and I'm happy to be after it. I'm excited to get to Forest. I was told after the Euros that I'd be the first keeper, I got the corona virus and came back, so I should still be the first keeper, But then no one kept their word. It was frustrating because I turned down a lot of good loan deals last summer because of that, and then they didn't agree to release me."
Henderson also added: "At my age, sitting on the sidelines for 12 months is really a crime. I told the club that I needed to play and that they would release me, I almost left before Eric ten Haah arrived. I didn't talk to him before I went on loan. I didn't want the new coach to see me training because I knew he would be impressed And he wants me to stay."
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