Fernandez hits again in Ratcliftel on the “excessive paid” in Manchester United | Football news

The co -owner of Manchester United says that some players are “driven”, but the club captain is defending his teammates.

Bruno Fernandez, captain of Manchester United, says it is not the mistake of players in the contracts signed by the club while he was responding to the requests of the co -owner Jim Ratcliffe that some are “paid”.

Fernandez was praised RatcliffeWho also said that some United band “is not good enough”, in a set of media interviews this week.

United captain United led an example of his registration in Hat victory on Thursday 4-1 on Real Sociedad to reserve a place in the quarter-finals of the European League.

He defended his teammates after Ratcliffe had allocated the signatures of Kasmiro, Rasmos Holund and Andre Unana as examples of exorbitant deals before arriving at the club that United is still paying for.

“We cannot relax in this club. You know that there is a large standard, and a great interest you get from the media, and from everywhere.”

“It is not good to hear certain things, it is clear. I don’t think any player who loves to hear criticism or the things that are talked about for you, or that you are not good enough, you are paid or anything else.

“Everyone has their own contract. The club agrees to do the contracts while it comes here or at a time when it is with a new contract or anything else, and it proves yourself, which proves that it can be important to the club.”

The European League is the only hope for saving a miserable season so far.

The Robin Amorem team sits in the thirteenth in the Premier League and gets out of the local cup competitions.

Fernandez revealed that he had an opportunity to leave Old Trafford last summer, but he repeated his desire to win more awards as a leader.

“I sat with the club because I received an offer to leave,” added the Portuguese midfielder. We talked about the possibility of leaving the club or staying.

They said what they wanted. I just asked whether they still see me as part of the club’s future or not. I spoke at the time with (former manager, Eric) ten hajj also.

“It was very clear with me, the club was very clear with me, as they thought I would be a large part of the reconstruction. I thought we could be successful.”

Despite the return of 15 goals this season as a prominent performance in United, he is still receiving criticism from one of his predecessors as captain of the club.

Roy Kane claimed that the 30 -year -old was not a “fighter” and “talent is not enough” in the emergence of the recent media.

Fernandez said that the former Irish midfielder, who won 13 major awards in United, is a person who “respects him on a large scale” and hopes to change the mind of Kane.

“What I do on the field is to try to change his opinion or try to do something that he may consider to be good,” Fernandez added.

Amorim said that his team “needs more Bronos” if they wanted to rediscover their previous glories.

Of the 15 goals in Fernandez this season, six came in the last six games.

“I think it’s very important for this team. You can see it with numbers, and you can see from these last games. It is always the man who is scoring.”

“When you play with this team, you should be ready for critics, and I understand that the former players have achieved great success here and that the criteria for them were so high that they see things like this sometimes in black and white.

“In life sometimes, not only in black and white. There are some other colors, and you have to understand the context.

“Once again, he is always there, and he does his best, so I’m really proud to train a player like him.”