Manchester united Captain angrily says he saw something from Manchester united against Liverpool which he has never seen before in his entire life.
Following Manchester United’s 2-2 draw with Liverpool at Anfield, captain Bruno Fernandes did not hold back in criticizing Matthijs de Ligt for his defensive performance. In a post-match interview, Fernandes expressed his frustration, saying, “I’ve never seen a worse player at a top club like him; it’s time for him to learn Arabic and move to the Saudi League.”
The match had moments of promise for United, as Lisandro Martinez fired them ahead in the 52nd minute with a powerful strike. However, defensive errors allowed Liverpool to equalize and then take the lead, with Mohamed Salah scoring from the penalty spot. Amad Diallo managed to rescue a point for United with an 80th-minute goal, but the performance left much to be desired.
Fernandes’ remarks highlighted mounting frustrations within the squad over inconsistent individual displays and their effect on the team’s outcomes. Describing the performance as “not just poor – it was humiliating,” Fernandes made his dissatisfaction clear.
Former captain Roy Keane also weighed in, slamming the team’s performance as “shameful” and expressing disbelief over the repeated defensive mistakes. “I almost can’t believe what I’m seeing,” he remarked, reflecting the concerns of many fans and pundits.
Manager Ruben Amorim acknowledged the team’s struggles, admitting that the players seemed overwhelmed by anxiety and fear in critical moments. He emphasized the need to restore confidence and composure to get back on track.
The result leaves Manchester United in a precarious 13th place in the Premier League, just seven points clear of the relegation zone. Their poor form, with only one win in their last six league matches, has raised serious questions about their ability to turn the season around.
As they look ahead, the team’s response to these criticisms will be crucial in determining their fate. Fixing defensive vulnerabilities and rebuilding morale will be essential if they are to climb the table and regain stability.
