Bruno Fernandes' former manager Carlos Carvalhal has accused Manchester United of becoming too reliant on the Portuguese. Fernandes is the club’s top scorer and assister this season with 22 and 12 respectively, adding to his impressive totals from the second half of last term.
It is no secret that the Portugal international is the gel that holds United’s attack together, while his conversion record from the penalty spot is what has impressed so many.
But former Swansea City and Sheffield Wednesday boss Carvalhal admits that the club have become too focussed on him, as shown by their recent dip in form. “I think it’s not good in any team in the world if you depend too much on one player, so this is not good of course,” he told talkSPORT. “Th
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