Bruno Fernandes has hit back at Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s claims that some Manchester United players are “overpaid” by insisting those were the contracts the club gave them.

Bruno Fernandes has hit back at Sir Jim Ratcliffe's suggestion that some Manchester United players are overpaid by telling the British billionaire "the club agrees to do the contracts."

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

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.

Ruben Amorim has said Manchester United "need to help" Bruno Fernandes win trophies after the Portuguese midfielder scored a hat trick to earn a place in the last eight of the Europa League.

Bruno Fernandes has aimed a barb at Jim Ratcliffe by stating no player wants to be told they are “not good enough or overpaid”, as Manchester United’s co-owner said this week regarding some of Ruben Amorim’s squad.

Bruno Fernandes has responded to Sir Jim Ratcliffe's remarks suggesting that some Manchester United players are overpaid, stating that "the club agrees to do the contracts."

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes said it is not the players' fault for the contracts signed off by the club as he hit back at claims by co-owner Jim Ratcliffe that some are "overpaid". I don't think that any player likes to hear criticism or things that are talked about to you,

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,

Bruno Fernandes has hit back at Sir Jim Ratcliffe over his claims that some Manchester United players were 'overpaid' and 'not good enough'.