Although he has apologised to the team but I’m still not happy because the fans are calling out the wrong person”: Bruno Fernandes names ONE Man United’s teammates who was responsible for the club’s humiliating defeat to Newcastle United. BRUNO WANTS TO LEAVE IF THAT GUY IS NOT SOLD🙀🙀🙀
Bruno Fernandes Reportedly Blames Teammate for Newcastle Defeat – Threatens Exit if Club Doesn’t Act
After Manchester United’s humiliating 4-1 loss to Newcastle United, tensions are reportedly boiling over in the dressing room — with club captain Bruno Fernandes at the center of it. Inside sources claim that Fernandes is deeply frustrated, feeling that public criticism is being misdirected while the real issue within the team is being ignored.
He is said to have voiced his displeasure behind closed doors, stating: “Even though he apologized to us, I’m still upset because the fans are blaming the wrong person.” His comments hint at mounting internal friction and suggest that Fernandes has lost patience.
What’s more shocking, however, is the alleged ultimatum he’s delivered to club executives: unless the teammate he deems responsible is sold, he may consider leaving Old Trafford altogether.
The Newcastle match exposed serious flaws in United’s lineup. Goalkeeper Altay Bayindir, making his debut while André Onana was benched, was heavily criticized for a blunder that led to the Magpies’ fourth goal. Midfielder Christian Eriksen also drew heat for his sluggish pace and lack of impact, as pundits questioned whether he could keep up with the tempo of top-flight matches.
But Fernandes’ frustration seems to go beyond just this match. With United currently enduring one of their worst seasons in Premier League history — sitting as low as 14th on the table — manager Ruben Amorim is now under enormous pressure to calm the storm brewing both on and off the pitch.
The possibility of losing Fernandes, one of the team’s most consistent leaders, could deal a further blow to United’s crumbling campaign. Club officials are now faced with urgent decisions that could define the club’s short-term future: address the fractured squad dynamics or risk losing a key figure at the heart of
their team.
