Although the United captain scored a stunning late victory against Everton over the weekend, it did little to appease Keane, who was plainly unhappy. Under Ruben Amorim, the team appears to be regressing and is on track to have their worst Premier League season yet. “They draw at Everton; it’s as if they won the Cup. “It’s f****** bizarre!” the former United star exclaimed on The Overlap.

“The level of the fans, I see fans singing for Bruno. I see these boys, and I think they’re f****** imposters,” Keane said.

Ian Wright interrupted: “No, bro, not Bruno.” Keane winced when his co-host responded, saying, “Wrighty, do you know what? I’ve had enough of that garbage, man. Advertisement “You watch Arsenal every week, whereas we focus on United. We saw him at Leicester and the FA Cup a few weeks back. I saw him at Everton on Saturday. “People pretend to be closing people down,” Keane sneered. “Who is bringing you back to the game? You can’t; this isn’t Bruno, Roy. We’re talking about someone who has the ability to save you a significant amount of money. Bruno is doing it!” Wright replied.

“We’re ranked 15th in the league, and he’s saving them. “Praise the Lord,” Keane declared. “Say if he wasn’t there, where would you be?” Wright asked.

“I’ll go back to it; talent is not enough. You keep going back to talent, oh the talent. Bruno’s a talented player, but talent is not enough!” Keane said, annoyed. “In the dressing room, you said Tony Adams was this, Tony Adams was that. Because he was a fighter. You’ve got young players; you have to look at somebody and go, I like what he does. You want someone who is saying, lads, are you with me?” Keane said.

“Maybe he’s not that captain, Roy. But he’s saving you, playing that pass, the goal,” Wright suggested. “What’s he saving? 2-2 at Everton?” Roy shouted. “If Bruno’s not there, United are in the relegation places,” Wright said, standing up, making his point to the camera. “Relax yourself,” Roy muttered. United look to be on for their worst ever finish in the Premier League

Where would they be without Bruno? “Am I correct or wrong?” Wright reiterated.

“I think he’s a good player, but I don’t know if he’s a good captain,” Jill Scott remarked. “Like everyone else, he’s a gifted player that some can only dream of, but talent isn’t enough to play for a large club. “If you think you have enough talent to play for a big club,” Keane remarked, agitated. “It’s not all on Bruno,” Wright explained. “Forget about the board and everything else for a while; focus on the players who walk around the pitch. So, who are you pointing fingers at? “At some point, players have to look at themselves and the person in the mirror,” Roy responded.

“I’m not starting with Bruno,” Wright stated. “So, who are you starting with? What about the goalkeeper? Would you have a go at Maguire? “Or are you too friendly with people?” Keane teased.

“It’s not all on Bruno,” Wright claimed. “Forget the board and all that for a second; the players who walk on the pitch. So who do you point fingers at? At some stage, players have to look at themselves and at the person in the mirror,” Roy interrupted. “I’m not starting with Bruno,” according to Wright. “Who are you starting with, then? The goalkeeper? Would you have a go at Maguire? Or are you too pally with people?” Keane made a joke.

“You can’t put this on Bruno,” Wright doubled down.

“You sit there every few weeks and say Tony Adams is amazing. That’s not the captain we expect! Was Tony Adams the most talented player in the Arsenal dressing room?” Keane shouted.

“He was an amazing leader,” Wright responded.

“Leadership to me is about action,” Keane said.

“Bruno does action; maybe you don’t like his petulance. I’m not having Bruno being dug out,” Wright responded.

This season, Bruno Fernandes has been criticized for his lack of discipline, resulting in two red cards and a decline in goals and assists. Man United will face Fulham in the fifth round of the FA Cup.