Manchester United's new manager Erik ten Hag was distinctly unimpressed with the standard of the club's players during a practice session at their training ground in Carrington.
A video of Ten Hag complaining about United's football stars making a series of mistakes during their training session has gone viral on Twitter.
In the clip, he can be heard telling his players, "good is not good enough. The intention is to play fantastic football and win".
Ten Hag's reign at United officially began on 27 June after the 52-year-old head coach began working with the club's players at their headquarters in the North-West.
The Red Devils brought the Dutchman to Old Trafford after their disastrous 2021-22 campaign when they failed to achieve a top-four finish in the Premier League, thus missing out on Champions League participation in 2022-23. His immediate challenge will be to find a worthy replacement for Cristiano Ronaldo, who has reportedly decided to leave Old Trafford after witnessing the club's terminal decline last term.
The five-time Ballon d'Or winner was United's top-scorer last season with 24 goals across all competitions, and pundits - including Rio Ferdinand - believe his departure will hurt the club, at least in the short run.
"Of course he's not happy! You're talking about Cristiano Ronaldo here! I don't understand how it's a big story that Ronaldo is not happy with the way things are at Man Utd. He can't be. I wouldn't be," Ferdinand said on his FIVE YouTube channel.
"Anyone who wants to win football matches or trophies, anyone who is used to winning and competing every year at the top of the table for the biggest prizes, and then all of a sudden isn't - and doesn't even qualify for the Champions League - you can't sit here and expect them to be happy," the former United defender added.