Bruno Fernandes defends Manchester United players against overpaid criticism
- Bruno Fernandes criticized comments from co-owner Jim Ratcliffe about player salaries and performance.
- He emphasized the need for the squad to demonstrate their worth and improve in upcoming fixtures.
- Fernandes reaffirms his commitment to Manchester United and aims to prove his critics wrong.
In an interview following Manchester United's victory over Real Sociedad, Bruno Fernandes addressed comments made by co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe. Ratcliffe criticized some players as being 'overpaid' and 'not good enough,' sparking outrage among the squad. Fernandes stated that hearing these criticisms was 'not nice' but admitted that it was up to the team to prove their worth on the pitch. He also expressed the importance of signing the right players during the upcoming transfer window. Fernandes, who considered leaving the club last summer, reassured fans of his commitment to leading by example and striving for improvement. He acknowledged his own recent struggles with criticism, particularly from former captain Roy Keane, whom he respects greatly. Fernandes affirmed his desire to change Keane's perception of him by demonstrating his dedication to the team.