‘There’s no way back for this Man Utd team’ – Wayne Rooney launches brutal attack on flops and names only TWO he’d keep

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WAYNE ROONEY has hit out at Man Utd and said there are only two players he would keep.

The Red Devils have suffered a horror season under, first, Erik ten Hag, and now Ruben Amorim.

Wayne Rooney discussing a Manchester United firesale.Wayne Rooney would like to see a huge Man Utd firesale
Bruno Fernandes in a Manchester United jersey.PA
Captain Bruno Fernandes is one of the few players Rooney would keep[/caption]
Kobbie Mainoo of Manchester United in action during an FA Cup match.Getty
Rooney would also like to see Kobbie Mainoo stay at Old Trafford[/caption]
Ruben Amorim, Manchester United manager, applauding.Rex
Ruben Amorim has yet to turn Man Utd’s fortunes around[/caption]

United are currently languishing in 14th place in the Premier League, with the Europa League now their only chance of making any kind of success out of the season.

And Rooney said it “hurts” to see his former club in their current state.

The former England captain was asked by fellow ex-Red Devil Gary Neville whether he thought there was any way back for the current Man Utd squad.

And he told Stick to Football, brought to you by Sky Bet: “No, I don’t think so. They look lost. They look scared.”

“Bruno [Fernandes] is the one who keeps producing, he annoys you at times but keeps producing.”

The former Derby, DC United, Birmingham and Plymouth boss then a massive clearout would be needed to get United performing again.

Rooney commented: “They need massive changes to the squad, I think 10-15 players need to leave the club.

“Obviously, they can’t do that, but there is a mentality there where no one is taking responsibility [in the squad].”

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And when asked which players he would keep, Rooney said: “I’d [only] keep Bruno and [Kobbie] Mainoo.

“There is a culture at the club where it’s too easy to lose games and the players come out and say, ‘Onto the next one,’ and all that rubbish.

“Just show some character and fight on the pitch. It’s bad watching, it hurts.

“Being from Liverpool but spending so many years at United, I want the team to do well.

“I’ve got my kids in the academy, and it hurts watching them.” 

Casemiro of Manchester United applauding fans.Getty
£375,000-a-week star Casemiro performed well in the 2022/23 season but has struggled since[/caption]
Rasmus Hojlund of Manchester United reacts during a soccer match.PA
Rasmus Hojlund is on a run of 16 Premier League games without scoring[/caption]
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