He’s a very horrible player, I’ve never seen a worse player playing for a big club like him, it’s high time he starts learning Arabic and move to Saudi League”- Manchester united coach angrily says he saw something from Manchester United Vs West ham which he has never seen before in his entire life.

“He’s a very horrible player, I’ve never seen a worse player playing for a big club like him… it’s high time he starts learning Arabic and move to the Saudi League!” — those were the explosive words coming straight from Manchester United’s coach after the 1-1 draw against West Ham, and the target of this shocking outburst has now been revealed as Ayden Heaven.

What happened inside Old Trafford after full-time was nothing short of volcanic. Sources say the coach marched into the dressing room without even acknowledging the players, slammed the door behind him, and immediately pointed at Heaven with pure rage, shouting that he had witnessed something he had “never seen before in his entire football life.”

The moment that triggered this meltdown reportedly came late in the second half when Heaven completely misread a simple defensive situation, turning a harmless ball into a full-blown disaster. His poor positioning contributed to West Ham’s pressure that eventually led to their equalising goal, and the coach saw it as the final straw.

Eyewitnesses inside the dressing room say the coach’s voice echoed through the walls as he called Heaven’s performance “an embarrassment to the club,” accusing him of having “no awareness, no commitment, and no sense of responsibility.” Players were frozen in silence as he delivered the brutal line:

“If that’s the level you want to offer, start learning Arabic because Saudi League might be the only place you can survive.”

Those words reportedly left Heaven speechless, staring at the floor while some of his teammates looked away, unable to watch the humiliation. A few senior players attempted to intervene, urging the coach to calm down, but he rejected every attempt, saying Heaven had “cost the team vital points with a moment of childish defending.”

One insider said the coach repeated at least three times that he had “never seen a big-club defender panic like that,” claiming it was the kind of performance that could “kill a season.”

The reaction among teammates was split. Some felt the criticism was too harsh for such a young player still developing his game, but others were equally frustrated, suggesting Heaven has been making similar mistakes for weeks without improvement.

Online, fans are erupting with debates. Some believe Heaven should be protected and guided, while others agree with the coach’s fury, insisting that playing for Manchester United comes with pressure that cannot be handled with excuses.

What is certain is this: Ayden Heaven’s future at Manchester United is suddenly hanging by a thin thread. This wasn’t just regular post-match frustration — it was a loud message, a warning shot, and perhaps the beginning of a dramatic turning point in his career.

The next few days will reveal whether Heaven gets dropped, disciplined, or forced into a radical decision about his future… because after tonight’s explosion, nothing feels safe for him anymore.