Man United Legend David Beckham gives a brutal fair assessment of the team’s recent behavior – after ‘not respectful’ incidents in the disastrous tour after the club’s season

David Beckham insisted that Man United players were unable to maintain the high standards of the club after incidents in their controversial tour after the season through Asia.

After the defeat against Tottenham in the final of the Europa League, which was already a historically bad campaign for the club, Ruben Amorim’s side found little delay after playing to Malaysia last week.

The Multi-Stop Tour is expected to meet the large fan base of the club in the region and give some much needy income after their precious failures to qualify for the Champions League of next season.

However, poor performance on the field and multiple controversial incidents have done little to repair the current status of the club.

Earlier this week, United star Amad Diallo was seen who placed his middle finger to a supporter after the 1-0 defeat against the Asean All-Star team in Kuala Lumpur.

The Ivorian later responded to a recoil on social media and apologized to those who were insulted by the gesture, but insisted that he had only aimed at a person who had made offensive comments about his mother.

The tour after the club’s season by Malaysia was interrupted by a series of incidents involved

A photo of Amad that raised his middle finger at a fan went viral after the 1-0 defeat against the Asean All-Star team in Malaysia

In the meantime, Alejandro Garnacho was filmed and seemed to push a supporter while making his way through the streets of the Malaysian capital.

The incident took place just a few days after Mail Sport revealed that Ruben Amorim Garnacho did not say uncertainly in which his career at United is over during a tense team meeting.

Speaking of the current state of his beloved former club after the final of the Champions League on Saturday, Beckham claimed that the standards outside the field have fallen since his time at Old Trafford.

“It’s difficult times,” said the former United star CBS Sport.

‘I don’t like to see some things that are going on in the club.

‘There is something on the field, but in all honesty I see many things that I think are not in order as a fan and as a man of Man United.

‘You have to represent the badge. That’s what it’s about. I have seen many things where players do not act in the right way, ‘

Sitting next to his old friend, Hollywood star Tom Cruise, Beckham continued with the behavior of the current United Squad with his own time in the club.

In the meantime, Alejandro Garnacho was accused of pushing a fan while he walked through the streets of Kuala Lumpur

Beckham insisted that the behavior was far below the standards during his own time as a player at Old Trafford

“We were part of a team that was so well mannered,” he continued.

‘We understood what it meant to play for Manchester United. We understood what the badge meant.

‘Wherever we traveled, whether it was in Europe or in Asia, we respected the fans.

‘We respected the fact that they showed up, paid money and wanted you to sign and took photos. You respect that. ‘

Beckham made nearly 400 performances in all United competitions after initially emerging as part of the famous class of 92 FA Youth Cup-winning team.

He would continue in 2003 with the departure after a public spit with Sir Alex Ferguson who enjoyed before spells in Real Madrid, La Galaxy, AC Milan and PSG.