Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes and fellow player Rasmus Hojlund clashed earlier in the season over concerns raised by Hojlund regarding Fernandes’ passing habits. Manager Erik ten Hag was made aware of the rift, and Hojlund’s concerns were addressed internally, leading to a resolution between the players. While Hojlund has struggled to score in recent matches, ten Hag remains confident in his abilities and attributes any performance dips to factors such as injury and team dynamics.
Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has drawn criticism for his on-field demeanor and leadership style. Former United star Lee Sharpe expressed concern over Fernandes’ tendency to lash out at teammates instead of maintaining composure, labeling his behavior as ‘annoying’ for a skipper. Sharpe also pointed out Fernandes’ lack of discipline in his positioning, which he believes leaves his teammates exposed.
Manchester United’s Rasmus Hojlund has faced conflicts with teammates Bruno Fernandes and Diogo Dalot, contributing to the team’s struggles this season. Hojlund’s concerns about Fernandes’ lack of service were addressed with the coaching staff, while a disagreement with Dalot after a Champions League loss further isolated the Dane. Despite resolving these issues, they reflect the fractured nature of the dressing room as United underperformed, failing to qualify for the Champions League.
