Manchester United midfielder Bruno Fernandes has claimed that the club wanted him to leave at a point during his time at Old Trafford, amid growing speculation about his future.
Fernandes made the revelation while reflecting on a difficult period at the club, saying he felt there were moments when his presence was no longer fully desired by the hierarchy.
Although the Portugal international did not specify when the situation occurred or who was involved in the decision, he suggested that circumstances at the club created uncertainty about his role and long-term future.
Despite the alleged pressure, Fernandes said he remained committed to Manchester United and chose to fight for his place rather than seek a move elsewhere. He added that his focus has always been on contributing positively to the team, regardless of off-field challenges.
Fernandes has been one of United’s most influential players since joining the club, frequently captaining the side and playing a key role in their attacking play.
Manchester United have not officially responded to the comments.
The remarks have sparked debate among fans and pundits, with many questioning the club’s handling of key players amid ongoing struggles on and off the pitch.
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