Mason Mount and Lisandro Martinez, as adversaries in the heat of battle, haven’t always agreed on everything.

The intensity of Premier League football frequently leads to squabbles and clashes between these two very competitive players at the peak of the professional game.
Some fans, on the other hand, may be blissfully unaware of the background that makes their Carrington embrace that more sweeter as they struggle for the same goal right now—success under Erik ten Hag.
If you recall, after United’s 1-1 draw with Chelsea at Stamford Bridge last season, Mason and Licha got into a heated argument.Martinez neatly flicked the ball past the former Chelsea player after receiving it on the turn, and the two then battled for possession down the touchline.
After several seconds of back and forth, the Reds were awarded a free kick for Mount’s misbehavior, with Licha pushing our newest member away.Mason, on the other hand, took offence to the circumstances and was approaching the United defender until Luke Shaw, an England teammate, intervened to prevent any potential fight.However, Ten Hag’s club can only benefit from the past conflicts because the two are now slated to wear the same colors in 2023-2024.
Both of them exemplified why supporters are delirious with excitement for the debut of our new campaign at that very moment, their enthusiasm and drive for triumph acting as the perfect recipe for success.Licha and Mason also appear to have moved on from the incident swiftly, as indicated by photographs from Carrington of the United duo beaming and laughing about it.However, given that the two are expected to wear the same colors as one in 2023-2024, Ten Hag’s squad will profit from their prior clashes.
They both represented why fans are so enthusiastic for the launch of our new campaign at that time; their energy and will to succeed served as the perfect recipe for success.
Images of the United pair beaming and smirking after their altercation in Carrington indicate that Licha and Mason appear to have quickly moved on from the incident.