Manchester United manager Michael Carrick has stated the club has "moved on" from Lisandro Martinez's recent outburst. The Argentina defender publicly criticized United's hierarchy, specifically technical director Jason Wilcox, after their 2-0 Champions League loss to Atletico Madrid, citing an under-strength squad and insufficient summer investment. Martinez, 28, subsequently apologized on Instagram, acknowledging his frustration led to expressing himself at an inappropriate time. Despite being fined, Martinez will be available for United's upcoming Premier League match against Leeds. Carrick emphasized that the situation is "not a drama" for the group. Former United captain Roy Keane, however, labeled the club's situation a "circus." Manchester United currently sits 13th in the Premier League, having secured only one win from six league matches and two wins from nine games across all competitions this season.