The Argentine defender Martin Demichelis has played in some of the top clubs around the world which includes: River Plate, Bayern Munich, Athletic Madrid and his current club Manchester City. The 33 year old player has experience performing with different clubs and different managers but he has recently launched a negative comment and feedback about Louis van Gaal.

Martin Demichelis recently revealed details concerning his time performing with the German club Bayern Munich as he played at the Allianz Arena for over 6 years but the experienced defender said that the club started to get worse with the arrival of the Dutch manager Louis van Gaal and things began to stink from.

"I achieved a great deal at Munich. I used my strengths to win a place in the first team. I became a fan of the club. I felt like a favorite son. But from the first moment Van Gaal arrived at Bayern the place began to stink." Demichelis said.

Louis van Gaal and Martin Demichelis do not have a healthy relationship as Van Gaal considered the Argentinean player to be an excess or surplus of a player at Bayern Munich and Demichelis was dropped to the bench when the Dutch manager arrived.

The time eventually arrived that Demichelis had to leave Bayern Munich as he was simply not being used and Van Gaal offloaded him to Malaga during the winter transfer window of 2010.

Louis van Gaal is the current head coach of Manchester United and the pressure is building on him as he has to start collecting picking up positive results if he wants to avoid getting sacked.

Even after signing Ander Herrera, Radamel Falcao, Angel Di Maria and a few other players during the summer transfer window, Manchester United still continues struggling trying to get triumphs as they lost 5-3 against Leicester City and a few weeks ago United had to settle with a goal-less draw with Burnley.