Manchester United's performance at the start of the season is ups and downs. Team captain Bruno Fernandez recently said that if he wants to improve his record and return to the top English football ranks, the whole team must take "stability" as the core goal under the leadership of head coach Ruben Amorin.
In the first three rounds of the English Premier League this season, Manchester United scored only 4 points and their performance was not satisfactory. He lost to Arsenal 0-1 in the first game and drew 1-1 with Fulham in the second game. In that game, Fernandez also missed a penalty. Until the third round, Manchester United defeated Burnley 3-2 with a penalty kick from Fernandez in the 97th minute. It is worth noting that the victory came after the team unexpectedly lost to the lower-level team Grimsby Town in the League Cup three days ago.
As of now, Fernandez has created 12 opportunities in the Premier League this season, ranking first in the league, 8 of which came from sports wars, and also ranked first in the list. In an interview with the BBC Sports Channel, he emphasized that if the team wants to make progress, they must maintain stable performance.
Fernandez said that the entire 90 minutes of the game must be maintained, and any subtle deviations may change the situation. He believes that stability should be put first and all actions should focus on the overall interests of the team. Teams are above everything else, and every player should try his best to help the team in the best position. He pointed out that whether he is with or without the ball, he must strive to be the most stable and accurate member, including running and communicating with his teammates with details such as position.
Since joining England football in 2020, Fernandez has been controversial due to his high emotional volatility on the court. In this regard, he said that everyone can hold their own opinions, and he cannot change the views of others, but he will not make easy judgments before he truly understands a person. He believes that different views are manifestations of the diversity of life, and if everyone agrees, the world will become boring.
