Patrice Evra slams Man United chief Ed Woodward, Matt Judge over sloppy transfer window

Patience has been running thin for Manchester United faithful due to a lack of decent signings in summer transfer window. club has completed just one signing - Donny van de Beek from AFC Ajax - while Jadon Sancho transfer has hit a roadblock with Borussia Dortmund t keen on selling England international. Frustrated at lack of activity, Man United legend Patrice Evra has slammed club's board that is led by Ed Woodward. 

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Evra rant: Man United legend 'unhappy' with state of affairs

Having endured a difficult start to Premier League season with a 3-1 defeat against Crystal Palace, Man United legend Evra hit out at club via an Instagram video. Frenchman insists that he cant be happy after being left "sad, tired and hurt" by Old Trafford outfit. 

Evra went on to slam Man United executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward for putting his faith in wrong people. He also asserted, as per Daily Mail, that he will speak to Ed Woodward if he has any problem with him, and t rant on social media. Before m, likes of George Best and Bobby Charlton made history with Red Devils, besides phemenal team of 2008. However, some people are keen on destroying legacy of club for mere business, Evra claims. 

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Evra rant: Club legend slams Matt Judge 

Evra n hit out at Man United's chief transfer negotiator Matt Judge, labelling club 'arrogant' while negotiating for transfer of players. He even recalled when a sporting director at club couldn't get hold of him. He cited an example stating that club ends up buying a player worth £20 million for £100 million due to ir erroneous judgment. Evra claims that certain people at club have reached an extreme level of arrogance, wherein y do t even respect Sir Alex Ferguson. 

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Fans react to Evra rant 

Evra spent eight seasons at Man United, winning Premier League as well as Champions League. Ending his rant on a decent te, former France defender went on to insist that he would want to return to Old Trafford someday. However, he will work with complete loyalty and t under garb of idiocy, Evra asserted. 

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Im courtesy: Patrice Evra Instagram, AP