After the defeat against Brighton, a heated altercation occurred in the Manchester United dressing room involving four of the team’s players.

Reports suggest that following Manchester United’s 3-1 defeat to Brighton on Saturday, a discord arose among the team’s players within the dressing room, leading to conflicts among them.

Erik ten Hag’s team suffered their third defeat of the new Premier League season as they were convincingly defeated by Roberto De Zerbi’s side at Old Trafford.

The loss has left Manchester United with just six points from their first five matches, placing them nine points behind Premier League champions and current leaders, Manchester City.

According to The Sun, tensions escalated among the United players following their loss to Brighton, with Ten Hag reportedly trying to restore order within the squad.

The report suggests that United’s captain, Bruno Fernandes, engaged in a confrontation with Scott McTominay, who had received his first start of the season.

Additionally, Lisandro Martinez, who was deceived by Pascal Gross for Brighton’s well-orchestrated second goal, was reported to have had a heated exchange with his fellow center-back, Victor Lindelof, in the dressing room.

United now turn their attention to the Champions League following their year-long absence from the competition.

Ten Hag’s side begin their campaign on Wednesday with their toughest fixture in Group A – a trip to Bayern Munich.

But despite United’s rocky start to the new Premier League season, Bayern Munich’s £100 million summer signing Harry Kane insists Ten Hag’s side will be a tricky opponent.

‘It’s going to be a tough game, first and foremost,’ Kane told CBS.

‘They’re in a little bit of a tricky patch at the moment but sometimes they’re the most dangerous team to play against.

‘They’re always looking to fight back and get a big result, so we’re just focused on playing against a really good team.’