Bruno Fernandes, the captain of Manchester United, has made surprising comments regarding Ruben Amorim's troubled tenure as manager. Appointed as a replacement for Erik ten Hag in late 2024, Amorim faced immense pressure but failed to deliver, leading the team to a disappointing 15th place finish in the Premier League and a loss in the Europa League final against Tottenham Hotspur. Despite this, Fernandes noted that the team was 'building something' under Amorim before his unexpected dismissal in January. Michael Carrick took over and has since led the team to an impressive record of seven wins, two draws, and one loss in ten games, positioning United in third place and on track for a Champions League return. Fernandes stressed the importance of maintaining consistency and highlighted the need for the team to perform well throughout the entire season, not just in short bursts. The team is set to face Leeds United at Old Trafford in their next match.