Bruno Fernandes Fires Back at Rúben Amorim: “If He Wants Me Out, He Should Say It Now!”
Manchester United’s internal turmoil has reached a boiling point as club captain Bruno Fernandes delivers a shocking response to manager Rúben Amorim’s post-match comments.
The controversy erupted following United’s 1-1 Europa League draw against Real Sociedad, where Fernandes’ unfortunate handball led to a crucial penalty. While some called it a harsh decision, the costly mistake left Amorim visibly frustrated.
Speaking to the press, Fernandes did not hold back:
“I know I made a mistake, but as captain, I didn’t expect to hear what he said to me after the match. If he really wants me out, he should say it now.”
His words have sent shockwaves through the United fanbase, fueling speculation about growing tension between the Portuguese duo.
A History of Clashes
This isn’t the first sign of trouble between Amorim and Fernandes:
After a 3-1 defeat to Brighton, Amorim reportedly called the squad “maybe the worst in United’s history”, even smashing a dressing-room screen in frustration.
During a clash with Wolves, when Fernandes was sent off, Amorim refused to even look at him as he left the pitch.
With United’s season hanging in the balance, questions are mounting:
❓ Has Amorim lost faith in his captain?
❓ Could Fernandes be forced out of the club?
❓ Will the dressing room recover from this growing rift?
One thing is certain—the drama at Old Trafford is far from over!
