“It is unbelievable how selfish he is and he doesn’t care. It’s his selfishness that cost ETH his job at Manchester United. If he continues like this, it’ll also affect the new manager” – Roy Keane has criticized a “selfish” Manchester United player, claiming he “doesn’t care” and has “let down” manager Erik ten Hag. Keane’s remarks suggest that this player’s lack of commitment is contributing to United’s struggles, impacting both performance and team morale.
Manchester United legend Roy Keane has voiced his frustration with Bruno Fernandes, attributing some responsibility to the midfielder for Erik ten Hag’s recent dismissal.
Following Ten Hag’s exit last Monday, Sporting Lisbon’s Ruben Amorim was appointed as his successor, although Ruud van Nistelrooy will take on interim management duties until Amorim officially steps in on November 11.
During Van Nistelrooy’s temporary tenure, United managed a 5-2 victory over Leicester in the Carabao Cup but followed it with a 1-1 draw against Chelsea.
Reflecting on the season, Fernandes issued an apology, admitting he fell short in supporting Ten Hag and should have delivered more goals and assists.
Keane, however, dismissed Fernandes’ apology as “too little, too late,” criticizing the player for his perceived lack of leadership during Ten Hag’s challenging final stretch. Keane suggested that Fernandes didn’t show sufficient commitment to Ten Hag’s vision, questioning his dedication and effectiveness as United’s captain in a trying season.
