The fallout from Manchester United’s 2–2 draw with Tottenham has taken another dramatic twist as football legend Thierry Henry launched a scathing attack on one United player, accusing manager Rúben Amorim of making a “disastrous” selection decision.
Speaking after the match, Henry didn’t hold back, claiming, “There’s nothing anyone can tell me — Amorim deliberately threw this match! I warned him before the game not to start this particular player because Tottenham play with high intensity, and he can’t cope with that!”
The outspoken pundit reportedly gave the player a 2/10 rating, labelling him “the worst performer on the pitch.” Surprisingly, Henry clarified that his criticism was not directed at Bryan Mbeumo, who scored earlier in the game, but at another United regular whose struggles were painfully visible throughout the match.
Fans have since flooded social media echoing Henry’s frustration, with many questioning Amorim’s team selection and tactics. Some supporters even believe this could mark a turning point in United’s lineup, urging the manager to make bold changes before their next fixture.
As pressure mounts, Amorim will need to respond quickly — both to silence critics like Henry and to restore confidence within a squad that’s showing signs of internal strain.
