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Bruno Fernandes Defends Leadership, Says He Won’t Change His Style in BBC Interview

The captain’s message follows public questions over his demeanour from club legends after United’s miserable 2024/25.

Overview

  • Fernandes told BBC Sport that people can think what they want about him, stressing he won’t judge others without knowing them and will not alter his passionate approach.
  • Roy Keane labeled some United players “bluffers” and dismissed Fernandes’ remarks as “soundbites,” while Gary Neville has questioned the midfielder’s on‑field role and positioning.
  • Manchester United finished 15th in the Premier League last season and lost the Europa League final to Tottenham, leaving them out of European competition this year.
  • United have taken four points from their first three league matches and were eliminated from the League Cup on penalties by League Two side Grimsby Town.
  • Fernandes remains the team’s captain and creative hub, with reports noting a 99-goal United tally, as past flashpoints such as a Sancho exchange and a recent penalty miss continue to color perceptions of his demeanor.