“It is unbelievable how selfish he is and he doesn’t care. It’s his selfishness that cost ETH his job at Manchester United. If he continues like this, it’ll also affect the new manager” – Roy Keane has criticized a “selfish” Manchester United player, claiming he “doesn’t care” and has “let down” manager Erik ten Hag. Keane’s remarks suggest that this player’s lack of commitment is contributing to United’s struggles, impacting both performance and team morale.

Manchester United icon Roy Keane has expressed disappointment with Bruno Fernandes, holding him partially accountable for Erik ten Hag’s dismissal.

After Ten Hag’s departure last Monday, Sporting Lisbon’s Ruben Amorim was named successor, though Ruud van Nistelrooy will manage until Amorim officially takes charge on November 11.

Under Van Nistelrooy’s interim leadership, United secured a 5-2 Carabao Cup win against Leicester but later drew 1-1 with Chelsea.

Reflecting on the season, Fernandes apologized for his performances, acknowledging he let Ten Hag down and should have contributed more goals and assists.

Keane, however, was unmoved by Fernandes’ apology, describing it as “too little, too late” and suggesting the midfielder failed to show true leadership when challenges arose under Ten Hag. Keane remarked on Fernandes’ seeming lack of care for Ten Hag’s exit, doubting his commitment to the former manager’s vision and his effectiveness as United’s captain during a difficult season.