DALOT, STOCK & TWO SMOKING BARRELS

Defender backs co-owner Ratcliffe: We're 15th for a reason, sacrifices must be made to make us great again... and we're all United on that

- BY SIMON MULLOCK

DIOGO DALOT has told Sir Jim Ratcliffe that Manchester United's players ARE prepared to sacrifice themselves to finally make the club great once again.

At the end of a week when United's outspoken co-owner Ratcliffe (below) accused some of Ruben Amorim's squad of being overpaid and underperforming, Dalot admitted that his message resonated strongly inside the dressing room.

The Portuguese defender insists that being ready to suffer for the United cause has always been the price that comes with wearing the famous red shirt.

"I think the history of this club is about sacrifice and fighting against the world," said Dalot ahead of United's trip to face Leicester.