Manchester United may have secured a dramatic European triumph, but Jamie O'Hara remains entirely unconvinced by the team's display. Delivering a scathing assessment on Sky Sports, the pundit bluntly stated that United are "not good enough," directly challenging the idea that their latest showing is cause for major celebration.
The harsh verdict follows what appeared to be an impressive display of character on the pitch, with Manchester United pulling off a thrilling 3-2 comeback victory against Roma. Competing in the elite surroundings of the Champions League, the side managed to overturn the situation to register three vital goals and edge out their European opponents in an entertaining five-goal affair.
However, while orchestrating a 3-2 comeback against an opponent like Roma would typically suggest momentum is building, O'Hara has firmly dismissed the notion that the squad has navigated a major hurdle. The pundit insisted that the European win does not represent an authentic turning point for Manchester United, regardless of the spirited nature of the fightback.
Instead, O'Hara's uncompromising judgment highlights his belief that fundamental deficiencies persist within the team. Even with an impressive 3-2 Champions League comeback now on their record against Roma, O'Hara remains steadfast in his view that Manchester United are still not good enough to convince their critics that real progress has been achieved.