There's a rumour of a rift in your high-ranking chair

Manchester United was bootleg, last in the British League in August yesterday. The situation is worsening, there are rumors of cracks in the club's top chair!

Manchester United just collected seven points of the seven-fight in the English League this season. MU is stuck in 13-grade standings, just a two-point difference from Fulham at 18th a.k.a. in the degradation zone.

In summary of the British media, the situation in Manchester United is not doing well. Bek Lisandro Martinez had a chance to attack the club's top because there wasn't much shopping. Even in the end, he apologized for making such a fuss.

Latest information, word comes out in the high-ranking club!

That is between Sports Director Jason Wilcox and minority shareholder who owns the club, Sir Jim Rattler.

Daily Mail ramblings, Sir Jim is too involved in club transfer activities. In fact, that's Wilcox's job.

An agent even describes Wilcox's current position as a very difficult position. The report also highlighted Wilcox's direct approach as well as how agents and football executives view his role in the club. Wilcox doesn't seem to have power.

One example is about the transfer of Elliot Anderson. The quarterback is already in Manchester United, Jason Wilcox is ready to carry it even though the numbers go through 116 million pounds or Rp 2.7 trillion.

However, Sir Jim Rattliffe disagreed. As it turns out, Anderson was bogged Manchester City and his performance was so okay. City always wins seven fights, Anderson goes straight to center line.

As a gantina, Sir Jim gave the club a green light to carry three quarterback. They were Baleba, Tielemans, and Santos.

Those three players cost even less than Anderson. All three don't look promising yet.