Marc Skinner says Manchester United have ‘great support team’ after Guerrero claims

Midfielder said she went to bathroom to cry in sessions
‘Players want to play football, says United head coach

Marc Skinner has responded to Irene Guerrero saying she needed to go to the bathroom and cry during Manchester United training sessions under him by saying he is confident the club has “a great support team behind the scenes”.

Guerrero told the Spanish newspaper Marca she “hit rock bottom” at United and was upset by her lack of playing time. Guerrero, who now plays for the Mexican club América, spent one season with the club, making three Women’s Super League appearances, all as a substitute, playing 26 minutes, and made one League Cup start.

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