The Manchester United legend strongly criticizes the club's contracts

According to the opinion of the former legend of Manchester United, Gary Neville, United managed to get only one successful deal after the exit of Sir Alex Ferguson from the club.

The former English international gave his opinion on Manchester United deals commenting on the arrival of Portuguese Ruben Amorim to coach the Red Devils as a successor to the article Erik ten Hag, knowing that the current leader is the Dutchman Ruud Van Nistelrooy, the former player of the Dutch national team, Real Madrid and Manchester United.

Speaking to Sky Sports Neville said: "It could be the coach, it could be the players, it could be the environment is too big for them, whatever it is it has to change because if he [Amorim] doesn't change that he will fall the same way the rest of them have." Singling out Fernandes' efforts, Neville added: “There are managers that have come here that have been tried and tested and successful, there are players that have come here with great potential and ones that you thought would be good signings for the club - only really Bruno I can think of in ten years has signed for the club and done more than I thought he would”