Bruno Fernandes: Man Utd captain ‘sometimes needs to trust team-mates’
In the past month alone, Fernandes has scored his team’s goal in a trusted draw with Arsenal, who scored an equaliser in the FA Cup match against Fulham, who ended up losing the free throw while the superb free kick dragged United back to Everton, and they seemed doomed to lose.
Fernandes’ latest intervention has saved his team, whose team is behind Sociedad, and only victory can allow them to maintain hope of winning the trophy this season and getting a European location next semester.
“He has been outstanding for the last six to seven weeks,” former midfielder Paul Scholes said during the TNT Sports. “He’s playing more deeply these days, not those 10 characters.
“He has brought some success to this team.”
Another quality of Fernandez is that he has almost no injuries.
Among Manchester United’s outfield players, only Portuguese Diogo Dalot’s companion has made 43 appearances this season.
However, Amorim said Fernandez was flawed.
He often undermines Manchester United’s team form by evacuating his position in search of property.
Amorim believes that the answer must come from within.
“We know he’s frustrated sometimes,” he said. “We know he wants to win such a bad win, and when things aren’t going well, he’s changing positions and catching up on the ball.
“Sometimes he needs to trust his teammates.”
