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Fernandes hopeful after Man Utd's comeback victory over Roma
Manchester United's Portuguese midfielder Bruno Fernandes has expressed optimism following the club's 2-0 comeback win against Roma, dismissing speculation about tensions with manager Michael Carrick.
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Fernandes believes the turnaround against the Italian side could mark a turning point for the struggling English club. The midfielder's comments come after United overturned a deficit to secure a commanding victory, providing a morale boost during a challenging period.
The 29-year-old midfielder addressed reports circulating about his relationship with Carrick, characterising recent claims as inaccurate. Fernandes emphasised unity within the squad and rejected narratives suggesting internal discord at Old Trafford.
"This can be the start of something good," Fernandes stated, pointing to the team's resilience and ability to fight back during the Roma encounter. His comments reflect a determination to move past recent difficulties and build momentum heading into upcoming fixtures.
The comeback victory provides United with crucial confidence as they look to stabilise their season. Fernandes' public backing of the team's direction under Carrick suggests cohesion between senior players and management, despite external scrutiny.
United's next challenge will test whether this performance represents a genuine revival or merely a one-off result against opposition from outside the Premier League.