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Portuguese midfielder Bruno Fernandes no longer believes in Manchester United’s ability to play a leading role in the English elite.
Bruno Fernandes is part of a Manchester United team that is incapable of winning the Premier League, he himself said when speaking to the media after the heavy 3-0 defeat to Liverpool at Old Trafford.
Fernandes, who recently signed a contract extension at Old Trafford, has ambitions of winning major trophies at domestic and European level and he realises he cannot achieve them by staying in the north-west of England.
Fernandes no longer believes in the title
“Yes, I am perfectly aware that this Manchester United is not ready to win the Premier League”Fernandes told DAZN Portugal. “We are in fact fighting with the concrete and real objective of trying to finish in the top four, in the places that give access to the Champions League.”
“But there are still many things to improve for the bigger goal, and for my dream, which is to win this championship one day,” added the Portuguese international.
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