Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has insisted he could consider following in the footsteps of his former teammate Juan Mata, and play in Australia at some point in his career.Fernandes’

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes' future will - eventually - become a talking point as the Portuguese midfielder heads closer towards the end of his contract.

Bruno Fernandes says the current malaise at Manchester United is “not okay” and any player who thinks it is should be moved on.

"You have to be high intensity all the time. We need to be braver on the ball in the final third and between the lines. I need to keep the ball more between the lines and then play from there. "We can't end up all the time with the ball at our goalkeeper like we do all the time. I believe that it's confidence and bravery to do the right things.

Man United ace Bruno Fernandes has opened up on the prospect of following in Juan Mata's footsteps at some point in the future.

Bruno Fernandes had another day to forget as Manchester United suffered a 3-1 defeat to Brighton at Old Trafford – and Carlos Baleba made sure to rub yet more salt in the wound immediately after the game.

After two impressive displays, Manchester United once again showcased that they are still far away from earning a consistent tag. They crumbled 3-1 against Brighton & Hove Albion in the Premier

Bruno Fernandes has explained what he believes has been the key to Man United's recent upturn in performance levels and results.

Bruno Fernandes would only have felt further frustration after Manchester United's embarrassing defeat when a Brighton player celebrated in front of him