Bruno Fernandes has become the first Manchester United player to publicly address the recent comments made by co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe. Earlier this week, the British billionaire made headlines when he admitted that some players at Old Trafford are simply "not good enough", while some are "probably overpaid” amid their recent struggles.

BRUNO FERNANDES has bitten back at Sir Jim Ratcliffe over the Manchester United part owner’s brutal comments about the squad. On Monday, the penny-pinching Ineos chief let rip as he called

Manchester United co-owner has ambitions plans for the Red Devils despite the current struggles under Ruben Amorim and wants to see the Premier League title return to Old Trafford

Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has not given up on his ambition of winning the Premier League in years to come despite the club's struggles.

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has hit back at Sir Jim Ratcliffe over the co-owner’s claim that some of the club’s players were “overpaid” and “not good enough”. Ratcliffe took aim at some of Ruben Amorim ’s squad in a series of interviews this week, name-checking a number of key figures within the side that he felt were underperforming.

A number of the squad have come in for criticism during a run of form which has left the side 14th in the Premier League.

Ruben Amorim has told his Manchester United players that they cannot have any complaints about criticism from co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe.

United co-owner Ratcliffe said that week that some players at Old Trafford are ‘not good enough’ and some are ‘overpaid’

Sir Jim Ratcliffe, in a recent interview with Gary Neville, former Manchester United player and current TV pundit, has given a very harsh verdict on some of the current United players.