Bruno Fernandes Breaks Silence On Alleged Rift With Michael Carrick: 'A Lot Of Lies'

Bruno Fernandes has refuted suggestions of a fallout with Manchester United manager Michael Carrick, insisting that his relationship with the head coach remains intact despite being dropped to the bench following his public criticism of the latter’s tactics. Fernandes spoke after Manchester United produced a remarkable second-half comeback to beat AS Roma 3-2 in a Champions League clash at Old Trafford on Tuesday. Trailing 0-2 at half-time, the Red Devils responded through Fernandes’ penalty and a late brace from Matheus Cunha to secure their first victory in 10 matches across all competitions.