Bruno Fernandes has denied rumours of a split in the Manchester United dressing room and says the players are focused on “sticking together”.
A story in the Mirror claimed a power struggle between Cristiano Ronaldo and Harry Maguire was causing unrest.
Fernandes, 27, dismissed those rumours and says their celebrations at Leeds on Sunday is proof of a united team.
“It is honestly people trying to complain and making stories about this club,” said the Portugal midfielder.
Fernandes added:
“I don’t know what people mean. I saw the goal of H [Maguire] and saw Paul [Pogba] running behind, sliding on his knees, happy for him. I was slapping his head and saying finally he had scored with that big head.
“We know when someone talks about this club or players at this club, it goes around the world with their voice. That is something that they want.
“For us, it is nothing. If we stick to the plan and stick together, that is the main thing. Losing together and winning together.”
