TEAMtalk: Wheeler says some teammates see Fernandes as divisive

TEAMtalk: Wheeler says some teammates see Fernandes as divisive

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2026-10-31 21:17:43
TEAMtalk reported that Daily Mail journalist Chris Wheeler said some Manchester United teammates see Bruno Fernandes as divisive and roll their eyes when he speaks.

TEAMtalk reported on Saturday that Daily Mail journalist Chris Wheeler said some Manchester United teammates view Bruno Fernandes as a divisive figure and roll their eyes when he speaks. TEAMtalk also said Fernandes is expected to return to the starting line-up for Saturday's clash with Chelsea after a one-game absence against Bournemouth.

Wheeler's account

According to the Daily Mail's Chris Wheeler, some of Bruno Fernandes' teammates view him as a 'divisive figure' and often 'roll their eyes' when he is speaking. Wheeler wrote that insiders describe Fernandes as 'an emotional metronome' who sets the mood around the club, both good and bad.

Source quoted by the Mail

The Mail cited a source close to a United player as saying: "The players can be quite dismissive of him. Sometimes they roll their eyes when he’s talking."

Dressing room and armband

TEAMtalk reported that Wheeler wrote insiders say Fernandes bonds the dressing room together and question who else in the United squad should wear the armband. TEAMtalk also reported that Wheeler wrote some of Fernandes' teammates in recent years have seen him as a more divisive figure and that his close relationship with Ruben Amorim was viewed with suspicion.

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