Got it, let's tackle this article. First, the keyword is Di Maria Man Utd, the core is the real reason United fans hate him 10 years after he joined, right? First, start with a hook. 2024 marks 10 years since Di Maria signed for Man Utd, that's a good opening. Then h2 for the record signing that was supposed to change everything. Wait, first h2: The £59.9 Million Record Signing That Divided Manchester United. Yeah, that works. Mention Louis van Gaal, 2014 summer, after the World Cup where he was star for Argentina, right? That's factual. Mention he was the club's record signing at the time, coming from Real Madrid, huge hype. Then next h2: The On-Field Struggles That Fueled Early Frustration. Wait, but need to be factual. He had a good start? Wait no, first he had a great debut, scored against QPR, right? But then he struggled with the physicality of the Premier League, right? Also, Van Gaal's system, he was played out of position a lot? Wait, also, he had injury issues that season, right? Only 27 Premier League appearances, 3 goals, 4 assists. That's factual. Also, the 5-1 loss to Leicester, he got substituted, that was a low point? Wait, but also, off-field stuff? Wait the prank on Portuguese TV, right? The context mentioned he was arrested as a prank on Portuguese TV filmed during his time there? Wait no, wait the context says "Man United's new record signing Angel Di Maria is 'arrested' as part of a prank on Portuguese TV, filmed during his time at..." Oh right, that was during his United time? Wait let me confirm, yeah, he did a prank for a Portuguese show where he was "arrested" at Carrington, right? That was a thing that annoyed fans, because they thought he wasn't taking it seriously? Wait also, the photo with his daughter in a United kit but he was holding a Real Madrid scarf? No wait no, wait the other thing: he submitted a transfer request after one season, right? That's a big one. Oh right, he wanted to leave after just one year, which is a big no-no for United fans, who value loyalty, especially after the club spent a record fee on him. Wait then next h2: The Off-Field Missteps That Cemented Fan Distrust. Let's see. First, the Carrington prank: in 2015, he was part of a filmed prank for a Portuguese TV show where actors posing as police "arrested" him at the club's training ground over alleged tax issues. Fans were furious, seeing it as a distraction during a turbulent season where United were fighting to get back into the Champions League. Then, the transfer request: after just 12 months, he handed in a request to leave, eventually moving to Paris Saint-Germain for £44 million, a significant loss on the fee United paid. That's a big one, United fans hate players who bail after one bad season, especially a record signing. Also, wait, was there the thing about him refusing to travel for a match? No, wait no, let's stick to factual. Wait also, his performance in the 2014-15 season: he missed the FA Cup final? Wait no, he was suspended for the final? Wait no, let's check: 2014-15, he got sent off in the FA Cup semi-final against Aston Villa, so missed the final, which United won. Oh right, that's another point, he missed the club's first major trophy in years because of a red card for diving, that annoyed fans. Wait then next h2: Why the Resentment Lingers a Decade Later. Let's see. United fans have a long memory for players who don't commit fully. Di Maria's short, underwhelming stint, followed by a quick exit, set a template for the kind of high-profile flop that frustrates supporters. Also, in the years since, United have had multiple managerial changes, inconsistent performances, so fans are even less forgiving of players who didn't stick around when the club was struggling. Wait