Diogo Dalot and Bruno Fernandes Address Overpayment Claims at Manchester United

In recent developments at Manchester United, Diogo Dalot and Bruno Fernandes have responded to criticisms regarding their salaries. Jim Ratcliffe, a prominent figure associated with the club, recently suggested that some players at Manchester United are overpaid, sparking a significant debate within the football community.

Diogo Dalot, in an interview with Manchester Evening News, expressed his perspective on the matter, highlighting the dedication and hard work of the players. 'It's not just about the money. We are here to perform and win trophies for the club,' Dalot stated, emphasizing the commitment of the team to the club's success.

Similarly, Bruno Fernandes addressed the issue in a conversation with The Guardian. He acknowledged the criticism but stressed the importance of focusing on performance rather than salaries. 'Our goal is to improve and contribute to the team's achievements. The financial aspect is secondary,' Fernandes remarked.

These statements come at a time when Manchester United is under scrutiny for its financial management and player performances. The responses from Dalot and Fernandes underline a focus on team spirit and collective goals, amidst ongoing discussions about the club's financial strategies.

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