Erik ten Hag Confident Bruno Fernandes Will Stay at Manchester United
In a recent interview with DAZN Manchester United‘s star midfielder Bruno Fernandes hinted at potential reconsideration of his future at the club after the European Championship.
Erik ten Hag on the Future of Bruno Fernandes with Manchester United
However, the Man United manager Erik Ten Hag has dismissed any concerns about Fernandes’ commitment to the Red Devils.
Addressing reporters Ten Hag clarified that Fernandes’ remarks were taken out of context and emphasized the Portuguese international’s dedication to Manchester United.
Ten Hag expressed confidence in Fernandes remaining with the club. Thus, highlighting his integral role and influence both on and off the pitch.
“He is [at] Manchester United and is happy to be here,” affirmed Ten Hag echoing the sentiment that Fernandes is an embodiment of the club’s ethos.
Ten Hag Praises Fernandes
The Dutch manager praised Fernandes’ resilience and leadership qualities and also cited instances where the midfielder displayed unwavering commitment despite physical challenges.
“Taking responsibility is one of the biggest assets top footballers have nowadays to show and to deliver,” Ten Hag added.
“Bruno is a very good example for many other players. He is a real fighter. Last year when we played Brighton in the (FA Cup) semi-final, he played with an ankle that was so thick. It was unbelievable.
“He couldn’t run but he was still on the pitch. He is always available, always delivers and always gives energy to the team. Such assets are necessary to be successful.”
Ten Hag underscored Fernandes’ importance as a role model for his teammates, noting his consistent performance and unwavering dedication even in adverse circumstances.
As Manchester United gears up for their upcoming fixtures, including a league clash against Crystal Palace, Ten Hag’s assurance regarding Fernandes’ future is likely to calm any speculation surrounding the midfielder’s tenure at Old Trafford.
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