Wayne Rooney has again criticized Manchester United players for their attitude, calling them "selfish babies" following another loss. The former striker, now a club legend, expressed frustration over the team's performance in a 3-0 defeat to Bournemouth.
Rooney’s comments came after the team’s latest match, where they failed to secure a win. He accused the players of lacking the necessary drive and maturity, suggesting they do not take the game seriously. His remarks were sharp, highlighting what he sees as a recurring issue within the squad.
This is not the first time Rooney has voiced concerns about the team’s mindset. In a previous interview, he compared the players to children, saying they need a firework up their backside to wake up. His criticism reflects a long-standing frustration with the club’s approach to the game.
Rooney’s career at Manchester United was marked by both success and controversy. Despite his contributions, he has often been vocal about the team’s direction. His latest comments add to a pattern of public criticism, showing his continued involvement in the club’s discourse.
The situation highlights ongoing challenges within the team, with Rooney’s words serving as a reminder of the expectations that come with being a top-tier club. His influence remains, even as he steps back from active play.
