Former Manchester United captain Roy Keane didn’t see his words as he questioned Bruno Fernandes’ captaincy skills following a dismal 3-0 defeat to cross-town rivals, Manchester City, at Old Trafford on Sunday. Keane said, “He’s the opposite of what I would want in a captain,” have generated debates among football enthusiasts and raised concerns about United’s leadership.
The crushing loss to Pep Guardiola’s City was a painful reminder of the considerable gap that now exists between the two Manchester clubs. It was a match that showcased the difference in form and performance, and for many, it was a wake up call for the Red Devils.
Keane, a former United skipper known for his no-nonsense approach on and off the field, is renowned for demanding the highest standards of commitment, leadership, and accountability from his teammates. His comments regarding Fernandes were a direct reflection of his expectations for a Manchester United captain.
