Manchester United: Paul Scholes hits out at Bruno Fernandes
According to several media outlets, Paul Scholes has strongly criticised Bruno Fernandes and advised him to leave European football, following the recent comments by the Manchester United captain.
Paul Scholes, a Manchester United legend, has expressed his displeasure with Bruno Fernandes. According to Maxifoot, the former midfielder has not digested the public criticism from the Portuguese player, aged 32 and scorer of 4 goals in 11 matches in all competitions this season.
Remarks reported by several media outlets
According to Bola na Rede and Record, Paul Scholes said that Bruno Fernandes should "follow his path to Saudi Arabia" and "leave European football." These remarks, also reported by A Bola, were made in reaction to the recent statements from the Mancunian captain. The three Portuguese media outlets agree on the substance of the criticism, although the wording differs slightly: Bola na Rede and Record mention the idea of leaving European football, while Maxifoot highlights Scholes's exasperation.
The context of the criticism
Fred, a former Manchester United player, has also criticised the club's management. According to Terra, the midfielder stated in an interview that the club "has shrunk." These criticisms come as Manchester United go through a difficult period, although the sources do not specify the team's exact results. Fred's remarks, reported by the Brazilian outlet, add another voice to the reproaches aimed at the Mancunian club.
Scholes's and Fred's criticisms illustrate a wider discontent surrounding Manchester United's current situation, even if the sources do not provide further details on the team's performances or results.





