Man Utd players blame each other for a 25% pay cut

Manchester United players blame each other for the impending reduction of their salary after missing the top four, according to reported information.

The Reds had to defeat Huddersfield at the John Smith Stadium to keep their hopes of qualifying in the Champions League, but they could only draw.

Players are now about to lose a quarter of their salary due to the loss of the financial windfall generated by qualifying for the European elite competition.

The Red Devils already have a reputation among agents as a club that deducts wages if the team does not qualify for the Champions League.

Club leaders have already been transparent about this, explaining that their agreement with Adidas for the kit is also reduced by 30% when they do not enjoy the Champions League two years in a row.

Manchester United players are on the verge of seeing their salaries fall by 25%.

And according to Four Four Two, this caused a bit of imbalance in the locker room, with players blaming themselves for not finishing in the top four.

The last game of the season against Manchester United is against Cardiff City, which Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was in the habit of managing in 2014.