Diogo Dalot and Bruno Fernandes Address Overpaid Claims at Manchester United
Manchester United's Diogo Dalot and Bruno Fernandes have publicly responded to criticisms from Sir Jim Ratcliffe about overpaid and underperforming players at the club. In a candid interview, Dalot emphasized the need for players to prove their worth on the pitch, suggesting that those not meeting the club's standards should be moved on. His comments come in the wake of Ratcliffe's bold statements about the squad's current state.
Similarly, captain Bruno Fernandes also addressed the issue, defending the team's commitment despite the challenging circumstances. Fernandes acknowledged the high expectations at Manchester United and stressed the importance of unity and hard work to turn things around. Both players' remarks underline a pivotal moment for the club as it seeks to rebuild and reclaim its position at the top of English football.
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