“The where a Very big problem to the club. We told Ole Gunner Solskjaer about them but they didn’t listen. Now the coach is sacked and they are still at the club on a mission to sack Erik ten Hag too”-Nemanja Matic names the two Man United players who angered squad by being late and causing problem at the club.

Nemanja Matic has revealed two Manchester United players angered the rest of the squad by turning up late.Matic made 189 appearances for the Red Devils after signing in a £40 million move from Chelsea back in 2017.The Serbian linked up with Jose Mourinho for a second time and later worked under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Ralf Rangnick before leaving on a free at the end of the 2021/22 campaign.

However, the former Benfica man has been talking about his time at United and how poor some of his teammates were at timekeeping. According to Matic, Jadon Sancho and Paul Pogba were two of the worst culprits – much to the annoyance of the other players who were on time.In response, Matic headed up an internal disciplinary committee ensured that those were late received adequate punishment.

At one point, the pot from fines totalled £75,000 and was supposed to go on a big night out that never happened.”At Chelsea, players acted professionally, they were punctual and were never late for training but at United it happened almost every day,” Matic told YuPlanet.”Among the players who would always be late were Paul Pogba and Jadon Sancho and couple of other players.

“The rest of us who were always on time were angry so we decided to form a kind of an internal disciplinary committee with me serving as its president.”I put a sheet of paper up on the wall where I documented the names of individuals arriving late. During one particular season we collected around £75,000 in fines.”We had planned to use the money to throw a party in London but we didn’t due to the Covid outbreak.”

Sancho’s lateness proved to be a problem for Erik ten Hag, who made him arrive on time for training by setting his schedule at least one hour earlier than the rest of the squad.The former Borussia Dortmund winger remains exiled after speaking out against his manager and looks set to move on in January.