Manchester United star Bruno Fernandes was made to play in a different position as Portugal beat Wales 1-0 and his manager has taken a swipe

Portugal head coach Jorge Jesus criticized Bruno Fernandes following the national team's 1-0 Nations League victory over Wales in Lisbon. Fernandes was deployed on the left wing at the Estadio Jose Alvalade rather than his traditional central attacking midfield role, which was instead occupied by Joao Felix, who scored the game's lone goal.
Following the match, Jesus stated that the Manchester United captain could have performed better in possession and was needed more by the team. Fernandes responded by stating he adhered to tactical instructions to link up play centrally, support the forwards, and fulfill his defensive duties.
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