Bruno Fernandes has hit back at Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s comments suggesting some Manchester United players are being overpaid. Suggesting the club is a deal made between the two parties. Fernandes was

heavily praised by Ratcliffe during an interview this week. With the 72-year-old chemical magnate describing the Manchester United captain as a “fantastic footballer”.

However, some of the squad were labelled “not good enough” and “overpaid”

after his hat-trick in Thursday’s Europa League win over Real Sociedad. Fernandes has defended his team-mate.

Fernandes has been crucial during a run of poor form for Ruben Amorim’s team. Scoring six goals in his last six games. He has also been directly involved in 11 of United’s last 13 goals.

But given the chance to respond to Keane after the win over Real Sociedad, เล่น UFABET ผ่านมือถือ สะดวกทุกที่ ทุกเวลา Fernandes insisted all he could do was try to alter Keane’s view. With his performances.

“Everyone has an opinion and that’s fine,” he said. “I can’t change the minds of people. Like everything I have to do is go on the pitch and try to do the best I can for the club.

“It’s not nice to hear certain things, obviously,” Fernandes said.

“I don’t think any player likes to hear criticism or what people say about them, like you’re not good enough or you’re overpaid or whatever. “

Everyone has their own contract. The club agrees to a contract when you come here or when you sign a new contract or whatever it is. But the important thing is to prove that you can be an important part of the club.”