Andy Cole Speaks Out

Former Manchester United player Andy Cole has revealed his belief that there is a "mole" in the club's dressing room. According to Cole, this individual is hindering the team's progress and preventing them from moving forward.

Unsettling Season for Man Utd

Manchester United has been facing a challenging season, both on and off the field. The team has experienced a series of defeats and uncertainties, including tensions among players, the manager's future, and even potential changes in ownership.

"Information is Being Leaked"

Cole suggests that the leaks and negative information coming out of the dressing room indicate a lack of unity within the team. He argues that in a well-functioning dressing room, such issues would not be public knowledge. The constant negative publicity is detrimental to the team's progress.

Players Falling Out

According to Cole, conflicts among players and between players and the manager are not uncommon in football. However, a strong and competitive dressing room should be able to handle these disagreements internally without them becoming public knowledge.

Difficulties in Attracting Players

Cole highlights the current challenges Manchester United faces in attracting top players. He suggests that the club's position is not strong enough to entice big names, unlike in the past when players were eager to join the team under Sir Alex Ferguson's leadership.

Need for Unity

Cole emphasizes the importance of maintaining a united front and being cautious when falling out with players. He believes that in the end, the team will need these players unless suitable replacements can be found. Manchester United's struggles in recent years have been compounded by the inability to bring in players who are better than those they have let go.

A Call for Change

Cole's remarks shed light on the challenges Manchester United currently faces both on and off the field. The club will need to address the issues within the dressing room and work towards creating a more united and competitive team.