Manchester United players are reportedly fearful that their families could be targeted by angry supporters amid anti-Glazer protests surrounding Monday's clash with Liverpool.
Red Devils fans have organised a march in the hours leading up to the 8pm kick-off at Old Trafford, as the Glazer family continue to feel the heat in the wake of renewed criticism of their unpopular ownership. Having ruled over United since controversially purchasing a majority stake in 2005, the Americans are now under more pressure to sell the club than ever before following the team's nightmare start to the Premier League season under new manager Erik ten Hag.
After suffering back-to-back shock defeats to Brighton and Brentford, the Telegraph claim that a number of players harbour 'grave reservations' about the impact which Monday's protest may have on their loved ones when old foes Liverpool come to town.
