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The Manchester United playmaker made some very strong comments this Thursday, after his team’s latest hiccups.
Once again, Bruno Fernandes is the main satisfaction of a team adrift. Always quick to save Manchester United with his spectacular kicks, the Portuguese attacking midfielder also shines with his leadership qualities.
Man United’s latest outings have made a lot of noise in England, since Erik Ten Haag’s team had all the difficulty in the world to win against the bottom of the Premier League, Sheffield United (4-2 with 2 goals at the end of the match), a few days after a humiliating scenario against Coventry, a Championship team, in the semi-final of the FA Cup (qualification on penalties after leading 3-0).
“Being at United means winning every game, that’s part of our job”
As criticism rains down on Manchester United, Bruno Fernandes called on his teammates to take responsibility. “ It is possible to be in a series of matches where you win nine times in a row, and when you lose one, you know you will be criticizedlaunched the Portuguese, again author of a double on Wednesday. Being at United means winning every game, it’s part of our job. If there is someone in the locker room who is not yet used to this, they will get used to it. »
“ Being a Manchester United player requires being prepared to receive as much criticism as praise, continued Bruno Fernandes. We are praised when we do good things, so we cannot be annoyed by criticism. ” It is said.
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