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Publication Date: Saturday, November 7, 2020 6:15 AM
Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer insists that Bruno Fernandes has much more to offer, especially with his positioning in matches.
Fernandes orthosis inspired United to a crucial 3-1 win over Everton on Saturday. In fact, he also delivered a late and disinterested assist for Edinson Cavani’s first goal for the Red Devils.
That brought his tally to 31 goals in 33 games since he moved to Old Trafford in January, with experts Joe Cole and Rio Ferdinand. applauding the 26-year-old’s efforts.
However, despite Fernandes’ continued leadership, Solskjaer insists the Portuguese can bring more to the team.
“Great performance, leading the guys,” said the manager MUTV (Through the MENS) of the midfielder’s performance.
“With his desire and determination he is everywhere on the field, sometimes that frustrates me. Because sometimes passes are played where it should have been and is not.
“But when you have someone who drives them like this, of course, you are very happy.”
There was an initial question about who scored UnitedThe second, with Fernandes and Marcus Rashford involved.
Striker Rashford tried to catch a glimpse of the midfielder’s center Jordan pickford. However, after failing to make contact, the ball hit the post and was deflected.
Talking to BT sport After the game, Fernandes explained how his first priority is to help his team score three points.
Three most important points
“I don’t care, if Marcus touched him a little bit, it’s not a problem for me,” he said.
“As a number 10, the most important thing for me is to serve my teammates, as I did at the end with Edi, when I had the opportunity, perhaps, to shoot and seek the hat-trick.
“We know in the dressing room what we have to do and the players we have. Everyone needs to be a leader, a leader of the mood. Don’t talk too much, but do the right things, others need to talk a little more to feel more part of the game.
“But winning all three points is for everyone, not just one player.”
Meanwhile, United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer declined to speak about his team’s performance. Instead, he waged war on soccer authorities over his team’s demanding schedule.
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