Bruno Fernandes has provided to go away Manchester United if his departure would assist the membership rebuild following their crushing Europa League ultimate loss to Tottenham.
United’s 1-0 defeat in Bilbao – sealed by a Brennan Johnson strike – capped a dismal season for the membership.
Manager Ruben Amorim, reeling from the consequence, stated he would stroll away with out demanding compensation if the membership not needed him.
Now his captain has echoed that sentiment. At 30, Fernandes stated he is able to step apart, totally conscious United face a squad overhaul amid monetary stress.
“I have always been honest. I’ve always said I will be here until the club says to me that it’s time to go,” Fernandes stated.
“I’m desperate to do extra, to have the ability to deliver the membership to the good days. On the day that the membership thinks that I’m an excessive amount of or it’s time to half methods – soccer is like this, you by no means know.
“But I’ve always said it and I keep my word. If the club thinks it’s time to part ways because they want to do some cashing in or whatever, it is what it is – and football sometimes is like this.”
Fernandes has been United’s standout participant this season however didn’t make an influence in opposition to Spurs at San Mamés Stadium.
‘Very sad day’
He stated the defeat was a crushing blow.
“We wanted to win more than anything in this final,” Fernandes stated. “It’s a really unhappy day as a result of we’ve completed some excellent issues on this competitors till at present.
“But today (Wednesday) was the day that mattered – the most important day of the competition. It was the day we could have been in the history of the Europa League, but it’s not like that. Football is cruel, and it’s been our turn to lose.”
The midfielder, who joined United in 2020, insisted his compatriot Amorim continues to be the appropriate man to guide the membership, regardless of a poor report since arriving at Old Trafford in November.
United have gained simply six league video games underneath Amorim and sit sixteenth within the Premier League, going through their lowest end since relegation in 1974.
“We [the players] just agreed that he’s the right man,” Fernandes stated. “He has completed lots of good issues. We know that the supervisor is judged by the outcomes.
“Obviously we see greater than that as gamers. We know, for everybody, it is going to be about him bringing again the positivity to the membership.
“To try to bring the club back to fight for trophies – fight for the big trophies. And we all agree that he’s the right man.”
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