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According to Jose Mourinho, the former Old Trafford striker, Dimitar Berbatov, the season's new beginner under the sign of stuttering, was "painful" to watch.
After a tough weekend in which United was defeated by West Ham in the Premier League, Mourinho has been under fire since Tuesday night. His team was unable to convince in a 0-0 draw against Valencia in the Champions League.
The coach continues to lay charges that he would have lost with World Cup winner Paul Pogba after announcing last week that the Frenchman will no longer captain in the future. club stating that he "is not interested" by the opinions of the double winner of the Champions League.
"I'm no longer at Old Trafford," Berbatov told Betfair (via The Mirror). "I'm not on the training ground, I do not speak with the coach nor with the players, but look from the outside is not good see how they behave now .
"As a former player, it's painful because you want your team to win all the time.
"But as I have already said, it is not easy to be a manager these days facing all these players, all of these egos, because big players have a lot of power these days. "
Berbatov's words come at a time when some United players have been accused of no longer playing for their coach, allegations similar to those that led Mourinho during his last months in Chelsea. The Portuguese was sacked from his job at Stamford Bridge in December 2015, six months after leading his team to the title.
"I'm sure everyone at the club is doing everything in their power to solve this little crisis in which it is located.I still can not imagine that a Manchester United player is going to do not mix to solve the problem.The players want to enjoy their football and discuss their performance.
"Honestly, in the field, I think they want it so much that they try too much and that it does not come naturally."
The Bulgarian scored 56 goals during a four-season period at Old Trafford, led by Sir Alex Ferguson, which allowed the club to secure two Premier League titles.
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