BREAKING NEWS: Manchester United Captain Criticizes Teammate After Draw Against Liverpool.

After Manchester United’s 2-2 draw with Liverpool at Anfield, captain Bruno Fernandes openly criticized his teammate Matthijs de Ligt for his defensive performance. In a post-match interview, Fernandes voiced his frustration, saying, “I’ve never seen a worse player at a big club like him; it’s time for him to learn Arabic and move to the Saudi League.”

The match began with Manchester United taking the lead in the 52nd minute thanks to Lisandro Martinez’s powerful goal. However, defensive errors allowed Liverpool to level the score and then take the lead, with Mohamed Salah converting a penalty. Amad Diallo leveled the score for United with a goal in the 80th minute.

Fernandes’ comments highlight rising concerns within the team about how individual performances are affecting the overall results. He added, “This performance wasn’t just bad – it was an embarrassment.”

Former Manchester United captain Roy Keane also criticized the team’s display, calling it “shameful” and expressing disbelief at the defensive blunders. Keane said, “I almost can’t believe what I’m watching.”

Manager Ruben Amorim acknowledged the team’s struggles, noting that the players appeared “too anxious, too afraid” at crucial moments during the game. He emphasized the need to rebuild confidence and focus to improve their standing in the league.

The draw leaves Manchester United in 13th place in the Premier League, just seven points above the relegation zone. The team’s recent form has raised alarms, with only one win in their last six league matches.

As they prepare for upcoming fixtures, the way the team responds to these criticisms will be crucial in determining their trajectory for the rest of the season. Addressing defensive issues and rebuilding player confidence will be top priorities for the coaching staff.