Manchester United playmaker Fernandes was at his best performance during the Everton match.
Manchester United playmaker Bruno Fernandes demanded that everyone in the Manchester United team has some atom of leadership qualities in him after the win against Everton in the Premier League.
Prior to the match against Everton, Manchester United coach Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was under pressure following back-to-back defeats against Arsenal and Istanbul Basaksehir,
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with Manchester Evening News claiming that the Red Devils have approached the former Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino with a view to replacing Solskjaer as Man United head coach if the results do not improve at the club.
The Red Devils players responded to that superbly after Everton star Bernard opens the scoring on Merseyside with Bruno Fernandes heading home from a Luke Shaw crossing to make the scoreboard equal. Some minutes later,
the Portuguese international help his club lead the game when his cross evaded both Marcus Rashford and Jordan Pickford to nestle in the back of the goal post.
The Man United summer signing Edison Cavani wrapped up the three points in the final minutes of the game following a counter-attack led by Fernandes.
Leadership in the Old Trafford camp has been called into question of late and the former Sporting captain Fernandes believes every player has a role to play going forward.
According to Fernandes to BT Sports,'I think we know inside the dressing room what we have to do with players we have.'
'I think everyone needs to be a leader. Some players need to lift the mood, they don't talk too much but they are doing the very best things.
While others need to speak a little bit more, be more involved in the game, to feel more engaged in the game.
At the end of the match, three points are for the team and everyone not for just one player.'
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