Bruno Fernandes Stuns Old Trafford With Shocking Claim About Ruben Amorim
Manchester United skipper Bruno Fernandes has sent ripples through Old Trafford after disclosing what manager Ruben Amorim allegedly said to him following his missed penalty in United’s latest Premier League match. While Fernandes admitted he was devastated by the costly error, he insisted the manager’s remarks afterward were “totally unacceptable.”
In a candid post-match interview, the Portuguese playmaker didn’t hold back:
“I know missing that penalty was my fault, but what Ruben Amorim told me after the game is something I will never tolerate from any coach. I’ve worked with many managers in my career, but his words went beyond any professional boundary.”
The revelation has ignited a storm among United fans, with supporters calling for Amorim to be sacked immediately. Within hours, hashtags like #AmorimOut and #BackBruno were trending across social media.
A Dressing Room on Edge?
Insiders suggest Amorim’s fiery approach has long divided opinion in the squad, especially among senior players. Fernandes, whose leadership and influence on the pitch are widely acknowledged, is believed to have had prior disagreements with the manager. This latest flashpoint could prove to be the breaking point in their fragile relationship.
Fan Fury – “Sack Him at Once”
The reaction from the fanbase has been furious. Many argue Fernandes has given too much to the club to be treated with such disrespect.
One supporter wrote:
“Bruno has carried United for years. For Amorim to speak to him like that is disgraceful. The board should sack him first thing in the morning.”
Another added:
“Yes, Bruno missed a penalty, but mistakes happen. A manager’s role is to support his players, not tear them down. If Bruno’s claim is true, Amorim has no place at United.”
What Lies Ahead for Amorim?
Amorim was appointed to restore United’s identity after the Erik ten Hag era, but this controversy threatens to derail his project before it truly begins. With the club still chasing a top-four finish and Champions League qualification, a public fallout between captain and coach could not come at a worse time.
Now the board must make a pivotal decision: back their new manager and risk alienating their captain, or stand with Fernandes and cut Amorim’s reign short.
What’s certain is that this saga is far from over.
If Amorim really said those words, then his dismissal should be immediate.
