Bruno Fernandes admits that Bruno Fernandes’ histrionics are ‘not a good thing to see’ and will work on the issue with the Manchester United captain.
Fernandes’ antics rile opponents and rival fans, and the Portuguese playmaker has admitted getting under the skin of his own team-mates with his moaning and gesticulating on the pitch.
But after seeing Fernandes score an injury-time winner to give United victory over Rangers in the Europa League on Thursday night, Amorim insists you have to take the rough with the smooth.
‘I think he’s a top player and then people talk a lot about his frustration, always with his arms in the air,’ said United’s head coach.