Previous Manchester United midfielder Paul Scholes said Jesse Lingard depicted the Old Trafford club's dressing room "a calamity".
United's offered of completing in the Premier League's main four experienced a blow after they lost 3-1 away to Arsenal on Saturday, with the group slipping to the 6th spot in the standings on 54 focuses, six points outside the best four with four games left.
"It is a flat out wreck. It is a fiasco of a dressing room," Scholes, who aided United come out on top for 11 association championships and two Champions League prizes, told DAZN.
"I had a speedy talk with Jesse a day or two ago and I'm certain he won't care about me saying that the changing area is only a fiasco."
Lingard didn't quickly answer a Reuters demand for input.
United's break administrator, Ralf Rangnick, said he didn't see an issue with the environment in the changing area.
"I don't have the foggiest idea, you need to inquire as to whether you have this data," Rangnick told media after Saturday's loss.
"Clearly after games like today or the games at Liverpool or Everton, there is monstrous frustration in the storage space without a doubt. This is ordinary.
"I think the entire gathering, they get on sensible with one another. I'm not really considering saying they manage everything well with one another however I don't see that there is an issue as to the environment in the storage space."
Reuters