BREAKING NEWS: Bruno Fernandes Rages at Amorim’s Decision to Start Rashford – “He Almost Cost Us the Game!”

In a gripping Europa League encounter at Old Trafford, Manchester United secured a dramatic 2-1 victory over Rangers, thanks to a stoppage-time goal from Bruno Fernandes. The match was filled with tension, both on and off the pitch, as scrutiny over the manager’s decisions continued to mount.
United initially went ahead in the second half when Rangers’ goalkeeper, Jack Butland, inadvertently put the ball into his own net in the 52nd minute. However, defensive frailties surfaced late in the game, allowing Cyriel Dessers to capitalize on a mix-up and level the score in the 88th minute, leaving the home fans in disbelief.
Just when it seemed like the match was heading for a draw, Fernandes stepped up in the 92nd minute to secure the win for United, ensuring their advancement in the competition. Despite the positive result, dissatisfaction simmered within the squad, with frustrations over team selections coming to the fore after the match.
An anonymous player vented his frustration, stating, “If I hadn’t scored that late goal, we would have lost because of him! I don’t understand why Amorim insists on starting him in such crucial matches. Erik ten Hag would never make such a questionable decision! Honestly, it’s time to consider dropping Rashford from the squad. These choices are costing us games!”
This remark underscores growing unrest within the team, particularly surrounding Marcus Rashford’s involvement. Once a pivotal figure at United, Rashford’s role has significantly diminished under manager Ruben Amorim, with his continued absence from matchday lineups fueling speculation about his future.
Addressing the situation, Amorim acknowledged the challenges Rashford is facing, citing external influences as a key factor in his struggles. “It’s a difficult scenario. I know these players have many people around them, making decisions that don’t always align with their own intentions,” Amorim explained.
His comments suggest a disconnect between Rashford’s personal aspirations and the guidance he receives from his entourage, which may be impacting his current standing in the squad and leading to his omission from critical games.
This internal friction comes at a particularly trying time for United, who have endured several disappointing results, including a 3-1 defeat to Brighton. Amorim himself admitted that such performances could tarnish the club’s reputation, possibly making this squad one of the least successful in the club’s rich history.
As tensions continue to mount, maintaining unity and effective communication will be crucial for United to steer their season back on track. The rift between players and management poses a significant threat to their ambitions, and supporters are eager to see how the club will address these pressing issues.
In the meantime, speculation over Rashford’s future and Amorim’s tactical decisions remains a hot topic, with the upcoming weeks set to be decisive in determining whether United can navigate their internal challenges and refocus on their objectives.