BREAKING‼️: “I can never play with him again—he doesn’t even know how to play football! All my hard work today to end Arsenal was wasted because he was just clumsy on the ball. At United, you play for the badge, with pride and passion—but with him, it’s like he’s already tired of the club. And I hate him for that. He’s a disgrace to the shirt.”

BREAKING‼️: “I can never play with him again—he doesn’t even know how to play football! All my hard work today to end Arsenal was wasted because he was just clumsy on the ball. At United, you play for the badge, with pride and passion—but with him, it’s like he’s already tired of the club. And I hate him for that. He’s a disgrace to the shirt.”
In the wake of Manchester United’s disappointing 0-1 loss to Arsenal, new signing Matheus Cunha has expressed his dissatisfaction with Mason Mount’s performance during the match. The sharp criticism comes amid rising tensions as United struggles to find consistency early in the season.
Cunha, who joined United in the summer transfer window, had high hopes for his debut in the Premier League but found himself frustrated with the overall team dynamics, particularly the output from Mount, who has been relatively underwhelming since his move from Chelsea. United’s attacking play was lackluster, and Cunha highlighted the need for a more cohesive performance from the midfield.
Speaking to reporters after the match, he stated, “We need to create more chances and be more assertive in midfield. Mason is a talented player, but we all have to step up. It was disappointing to see our attack struggling, and we need everyone on the same page to succeed.” Cunha’s remarks reflect a growing concern among United players regarding their current form and particularly the contribution of key individuals in critical matches.
Mount, who was touted as a significant addition to the squad, has received a mix of praise and scrutiny since arriving at Old Trafford. While he has shown glimpses of his quality, many fans and players alike expect more impact in crucial encounters. The clash against Arsenal showcased the team’s inability to convert possession and opportunities into goals, which Cunha emphasized is essential for competing at the highest levels.
The performance against Arsenal raised questions about the chemistry between Cunha and Mount, with fans hoping that as the season progresses, they will find better synergy. For now, Cunha’s candid remarks underscore the urgency for improvements, especially with upcoming fixtures that could significantly impact United’s season trajectory.
With pressure mounting on manager Erik ten Hag and his squad, the focus will be on how to rectify the issues highlighted by Cunha and maximize the talents of all players, including Mount. As United gears up for their next challenge, there is an air of expectation surrounding the teamwork and pathways forward that need to evolve, lest they find themselves further adrift in the title race.