Manchester United’s ongoing struggles continue to draw criticism, with the team enduring a 2-3 defeat against Galatasaray in the second Group A match of the Champions League. Despite taking the lead on two occasions, the Red Devils were unable to secure a lasting advantage.

In a match marked by attacking flair, Manchester United’s defensive system had a challenging day. Goalkeeper Andre Onana conceded three goals during the game, and had Mauro Icardi been more accurate from the penalty spot, Galatasaray could have scored four times against the home team.

Former Manchester United player Paul Scholes expressed his disappointment, stating, “Manchester United needed to win this match, especially in front of their home crowd. It’s a disappointing result.”

Scholes pointed out defensive lapses, saying, “Sofyan Amrabat, who is not a natural left-back, left a gap that led to the home team’s goal. There was a significant opening, and I’m not sure what Raphael Varane was doing. Meanwhile, Victor Lindelof seemed lost on the field.”

He further criticized Manchester United’s fragility and weaknesses, noting, “Manchester United showed vulnerabilities in the center of their defense, providing favorable opportunities to their opponents.”

Scholes’ comments highlight the defensive issues that Manchester United must address in order to improve their performances and results in future matches.