The United captain chose to expose what appears to be division in a fractured dressing room, and even Carrick appeared resigned into accepting there’s no coming back from that…

Writing for The Independent, Jamie Braidwood argues that Bruno Fernandes publicly turning on manager Michael Carrick reveals deep divisions within a fractured Manchester United squad. Following a Champions League defeat to Como that extended United's winless streak to seven matches, Fernandes openly questioned Carrick's pressing tactics and tactical bravery, while Carrick responded by pointedly criticizing his players' work rate and running.
Braidwood highlights that United's internal tension follows defender Lisandro Martinez's recent criticism of technical director Jason Wilcox. The writer argues that United's failed summer transfer window and Carrick's inability to arrest the slide have created an atmosphere reminiscent of past managerial departures at Old Trafford, with Fernandes' public dissent signaling that Carrick's tenure may be nearing its end.
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