Player Ratings during Man United’s 2-0 pre-season loss to Real Madrid

Andre Onana – Showcased his passing abilities from the first minute. Had good command of his area. His starting position was excellent. Made a good save to deny Vinicius Jr. 7/10

Aaron Wan-Bissaka – Played in a variety of different positions including midfield at one point. Was solid in defence against Vinicius Jr for the most part. 6/10

Raphael Varane – Looked solid enough against an excellent Madrid front line. Did his individual duties well. 6/10

Lisandro Martinez – Picked up a booking for a hefty tackle on Bellingham. Played well enough. Defended aggressively. 6/10

Luke Shaw – Looked like a player with not many minutes under his belt. Was not as energetic as his opposite number. 4/10

Casemiro – Not his finest outing. Was caught high up as the Madrid midfielders broke away on more than one occasion. 4/10

Kobbie Mainoo – Subbed off after three minutes with injury.

Mason Mount – Deployed higher up the field. Pressed well enough. Didn’t really get into many genuine goalscoring positions. 5/10

Bruno Fernandes – Played on the right-wing. It’s just not a natural position to him and that was pretty obvious. 5/10

Alejandro Garnacho – Looked lively and enthusiastic. Continues to show the inconsistencies of youth when it comes to his decision-making. 6/10

Marcus Rashford – Started up top in another Ten Hag experiment. He was ok. Missed one big chance but didn’t really get into the game at times. 5/10

Subs:

Diogo Dalot – Did his job well enough when brought on.

Victor Lindelof – Played nicely for around 30 minutes. Continued his good form from last season.

Harry Maguire – Booed for some weird reason. Played ok.

Brandon Williams – Steady for the most part though was caught out on one occasion.

Christian Eriksen – Pretty poor in truth.

Scott McTominay – Tried to be adventurous and get United moving on the front foot.

Donny van de Beek – Didn’t really get into it.

Facundo Pellistri – Played on the left and looked sharp enough.

Antony – Created a couple of half-chances.

Jadon Sancho – Used in that false nine role again. It didn’t really work.

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