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Ray Parlor has criticized Manchester United’s failure Alexis Sanchez for his “terrifying” mentality while criticizing him for wanting to leave the club after his first training session.
Sánchez endured an unfortunate 18-month stint at United after deciding to leave Arsenal in January 2018.
The Chilean international only managed to score five goals in 45 appearances in all competitions for the Red Devils, amid questions about his fitness level and his commitment to the club’s cause.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer finally found that the winger exceeded the requirements, and was sent on loan to Inter during the 2019-20 campaign.
Sánchez impressed Nerazzurri coach Antonio Conte enough to earn him a permanent transfer to San Siro, where he is now hired to stay for the next three years.
The 31-year-old opened up about his time in Manchester during a live Instagram video earlier this week, admitting that he immediately regretted his decision to leave Arsenal.
“After the first training session I realized many things, I came home and asked my family and my coach if I could not break the contract and return to Arsenal, something did not fit me, but I had already signed,” he said. .
Former Gunners midfielder Parlor has issued an irate response to Sanchez’s comments, insisting that his mindset is not typical of a professional footballer playing at the highest level.
The Arsenal legend also alluded to Manchester City’s failed approach to the Chilean two years ago while trying to understand the attacker’s high salary demands.
talkSPORT. “data-reactid =” 28 “>” If you really wanted to join Man City, why didn’t you cut your salary and say, ‘I’ll sign for £ 250,000 a week’? Surely you can live on £ 250,000 a week? ” Salon said talkSPORT.
“He got £ 560,000 a week when he went to Manchester United. That scares.
“How can you say, as a player, when you show up at a club that you want to leave the next day?
“That is not right. That mentality should not be in a footballer.
“You should say, ‘It’s Manchester United, one of the biggest clubs in the world, and I have to fight for my position and make sure I try to perform like I did at Arsenal.’
“It may be a different style of football, it may not suit you, but you have to try to win over the fans, the players, everyone. And that’s what he didn’t do. “
Parlor added on Sánchez’s inability to apply himself at Old Trafford: “I can’t believe you want to leave a club after ONE training session. How does it work?!
“You have to give yourself a chance; It’s a new environment and a different way of training than Arsenal.
“And it shouldn’t come down to wages, but he was making £ 560,000 a week and wants to leave immediately! You have to work hard. “
