Chido Obi-Martin has expressed regret over leaving Arsenal for Manchester United, citing frustration with the lack of first-team chances. The Danish striker, who joined United with high hopes, feels that the promises made to him have not been fulfilled.
“I honestly regret coming to Old Trafford,” Obi-Martin said. “I was promised a chance to play, but that hasn’t happened. Meanwhile, my former teammates at Arsenal are already getting chances in important matches.”
Despite securing a lucrative contract with United, Obi-Martin is growing increasingly disappointed with his limited playing time. Meanwhile, Arsenal has continued to offer opportunities to their young players, leaving him feeling like his move to United was a mistake.
Fans are now questioning manager Rúben Amorim’s decision to not give the young forward a chance, especially given the team’s current struggles in the attack. Many are advocating for Obi-Martin to be given a chance up front, instead of playing Kobbie Mainoo in advanced positions.
With United’s current center forwards not performing well, supporters believe Obi-Martin could provide a much-needed boost with his work ethic and goal-scoring potential. If things don’t change soon, the talented striker may be considering a move away from Old Trafford.
