Bruno Fernandes says he could leave Manchester United to help the club rebuild funds
Bruno Fernandes has offered to leave Manchester United if the club has to get money in it in order to rebuild after the heart of their final loss of Europa League from Tottenham.
United lost 1-0 in Bilbao on Wednesday Courtesy of one Brennan Johnson Purpose, complicating a deplorable season for the club.
Ruben manager Amorification He said after losing that if the club no longer wanted it, he would leave “without any conversation about compensation”.
Now his captain, 30, has followed the lawsuit, in knowledge UnitedThe need for a staff arrangement that plays despite financial restrictions.
“I’ve always been honest. I’ve always said I will be here until the club tells me it’s time to go,” stated Fernandes.
“I’m eager to do more, to be able to bring the club to the brilliant days. On the day the club thinks I’m too much or it’s time to share ways, football is like this, you never know it.
“But I have always said it and I keep my word the same way. If the club thinks it’s time to share ways because they want to make some money or whatever, it’s what it’s and football is sometimes like that.”
Fernandes has been the prominent United player for United this season but failed to make an impact against moment at San Mames Stadium.
‘Very sad day’
He said the loss was an overwhelming blow.
“We wanted to win more than anything in this final,” He said. “It’s a very sad day because we’ve done some very good things in this competition to date.
“But today (Wednesday) was the day it was important, the most important day of the competition. It was the day we could be in the history of the Europa League, but it is not.
The midfielder, who joined United in 2020, insisted that his compatriot Amorim was still the right man to lead United, despite a terrible record since he arrived at Old Trafford in November.
United have won only six league matches at his hour and are 16th in the Premier League, intended for their lowest completion since the removal in 1974.
“We (the players) just agreed that he is the right man,” said Fernandes. “He has done a lot of good things. We know the manager is viewed by the results.
“Of course we see more than that as players. We know for everyone that it will be about it bringing back positivity to the club.
“To try to bring back the club to fight for trophies, fight for great trophies. And we all agree that he is the right man.”