Bruno Fernandes Reveals Summer Exit Offer, Commits to Manchester United

Bruno Fernandes, captain of Manchester United, has publicly addressed criticism from co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe regarding some players being 'not good enough' and 'overpaid'. After scoring a hat-trick in a Europa League match against Real Sociedad, Fernandes reflected on his decision to stay with the club despite an offer to leave last summer, stating he felt he could be a vital part of the team's future. He emphasized that all players must prove themselves consistently and acknowledged the challenges facing the club, including the recent managerial changes. Fernandes expressed respect for former captain Roy Keane's opinions and acknowledged the need for improvement in his leadership and performance. As United struggles in the Premier League, Fernandes remains focused on contributing to the team's success, particularly in the Europa League. He reiterated that playing for United is a significant honor, despite the club's ongoing difficulties.