Bruno Fernandes reveals what Ole Gunnar Solskjaer told him to change in his game

Bruno Fernandes has revealed that Manchester United head coach Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has told him to change one important aspect of his game. The 25-year-old has impressed in the second half of last season after joining United from Sporting Lisbon for £46.6million. He has received plenty of praise for the impact he made, with many now tipping him to make United title challengers once again. But his boss Solskjaer has identified one area of his game that he needs to improve upon next term. in an interview with the club’s official website (via Goal) Fernandes explained: “I talk already with the manager and he says to me a lot of times ‘sometimes you do so many runs and some runs aren’t for you – you need to shout someone else to run, because after you are tired and, when you take the ball, you will not be fresh.’ “But it’s instinct, it’s part of my game. I can’t control this. I’m like this and I want to help the team every time. “In the game, you don’t think, you just run. For me, that’s enough. I think the most important thing is to help the team and if you help the team it’s okay.” Fernandes’ attacking style saw him score 12 goals and provide eight assists in 22 games for United in all competitions. Source- TEAMtalk

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