After Man United’s victory, Lisandro Martinez publicly ridicules Maniel Ugarte, while Ruben Amorim conveys a clear message.

A distinct message was sent by Ruben Amorim after Man United’s victory, as Lisandro Martinez mocked Maniel Ugarte.Following Manchester United’s 3-0 victory over Leicester City, Lisandro Martinez has made a playful jab at Manuel Ugarte.

The tandem were instrumental in Ruud van Nistelrooy’s team’s overwhelming victory over the Foxes at Old Trafford on Sunday afternoon. After a quarter of an hour, Bruno Fernandes broke the deadlock, and shortly before the interval, Victor Kristiansen scored an own goal to double United’s lead. In the final minutes, Alejandro Garnacho scored with a brilliantly curled strike into the upper corner. Martinez celebrated the triumph with a celebratory Instagram post following the game, which garnered

more than 150,000 likes and 1,000 comments within a matter of hours. The United defender expressed his satisfaction with the team’s performance, stating, “Great work from everyone.” As is customary, I extend my gratitude to the supporters for their exceptional assistance. “We are now returning for more! +3 [clapping and arm-flexing emoji].”

Martinez then shared a photo on his Instagram story, in which he is seen cradling a ‘Yerba-mate’ in the dressing room with Ugarte. A ‘Yerba-mate’ is a popular herbal beverage that is indigenous to South America.

It is frequently ingested by players prior to and following matches. Nevertheless, Martinez was unimpressed by the tea that his teammate had prepared. The Argentina international captioned his post with the following: “Very good those mates, friend [throwing up, crying with laughter and clapping emojis].” Ugarte also commemorated Leicester’s victory with a celebratory Instagram post. He composed the following: “Necessary victory.”

I am grateful for the assistance you have provided at home. Let us continue. This is Old Trafford. Van Nistelrooy was questioned by reporters following the encounter regarding the future, as Ruben Amorim assumed responsibility for the team during the international break. The interim United manager stated, “Initially, it was a unique period; it continues to be so.” The reason I referred to it as a vital period was that I believed it was crucial to perform at our best during the four games.

“I believe we have performed exceptionally well thus far; the players responded admirably during the games.” It is evident that the current objective is to capitalise on this momentum and demonstrate it in the upcoming game on Sunday, which is a significant match with the potential to earn a significant three points.

So, I am uncertain as to whether it will be particularly emotive. I also view it as very pragmatic, despite my immense pride in being able to fulfil this.

We will observe how that affects us on Sunday. In other words, there is not much new information to report beyond yesterday evening, as I believe Ruben and I are both preoccupied with our respective teams and activities. “He is concentrating on Braga with his team, while I am concentrating on Leicester with my team.” Van Nistelrooy concluded, “We will observe whether the situation resolves itself in the future.”

“I was aware that my visit to Manchester United was a unique occasion, and I was eager to contribute to the club’s journey as an assistant.”

“I possess unambiguous objectives regarding management.” To be fair, I am still in that mindset, as I have decided to sign a two-year contract as an assistant.