MANCHESTER UNITED legend Gary Neville is confident Michael Carrick’s struggling side will finally get back on track and beat Leeds thanks to their attacking firepower
United are back in Premier League action on Sunday when they visit the Whites at Elland Road with manager , 45, under huge pressure amid the club’s worst start to a season in 40 years.
This comes after Man Utd endured five consecutive matches without a win across all competitions following in the Champions League.
Tempers flared after the Red Devils’ 2-0 defeat at the Wanda Metropolitano as Lisandro Martinez.
Martinez, 28, later for the “timing” of his outburst after a sit-down meeting with club chiefs and was fined.
However, , 51, believes his former club’s fortunes will finally improve after the weekend’s clash with in-form Leeds, who have lost only one of their first six Prem matches this season.
And the popular pundit suggested the likes of and Amad Diallo could lead the Manchester giants’ frontline to a 2-1 win.
Neville told The Overlap: “I’m looking at to win 2-1.
“Honestly, if you’ve got Amad, Rashford, and the attacking talent they possess, you’ve got a chance.”
Carrick suggested the team has “genuinely moved on” and is fully focused on after the recent drama.
And the Man Utd boss confirmed the Argentina international that will travel to Yorkshire.
Carrick said: “Yeah, it’s done, really. Moved on from that. It was one of those things. I think it’s just come out and acknowledged the situation, and as a group, we’ve moved on. It’s really not drama for us as a group.
“I think the boys have trained really well. This morning, there was a really good feeling around the squad, a really good feeling, I have to say. They were in really good spirits and trained really well, so we’ve moved on pretty quickly.
“We all understood the situation and what it meant. Lisandro obviously made his statement, and he acknowledges that it was a mistake from him, and that was it, really.
“Results-wise, it hasn’t gone to plan of late, but the spirit, the togetherness. I said it today, today was one of the best training sessions we’ve had.
“And you can see there’s a real sense and a feeling within the group that we want to do something about this situation, and we want to do something about it really quickly.
“Hence, when I’m saying about moving on, we all acknowledge where we’re at, we accept that. You understand the situation that came up after the game.
“But it’s been dealt with, and we have moved on, genuinely moved on. There’s actually a freshness about the group today, which I really liked.”
