Man Utd post record revenues as stadium plans advance
Manchester United have announced record revenues for 2026, despite not competing in European competition last season.
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# Bruno Fires Back at Keane: Captain Demands Phone Number to Set Record Straight
Our skipper isn’t holding back, and honestly, it’s about time someone called out the Sky Sports punditry brigade!
Bruno Fernandes has come out swinging at Roy Keane after the United legend allegedly misrepresented what our captain said. Bruno’s furious that Keane put “words in my mouth” and has now asked the club to give him Roy’s number so he can sort this out man-to-man. You’ve got to respect that – no hiding behind PR statements, just straight talk from our Portuguese magnifico.
Look, we all love Roy for what he did in the red shirt. The man’s a United icon, no question. But let’s be real – since hanging up his boots, Keane’s made a career out of absolutely slaughtering everyone associated with Old Trafford. Sometimes it’s deserved, sometimes it feels like he’s playing to the cameras. If Bruno genuinely feels misquoted or misrepresented, he’s got every right to defend himself.
What I love about this is that it shows the fire still burning in our captain. After the season we’ve just had – that incredible turnaround under Michael Carrick that saw us claw our way from mediocrity to third place and Champions League football – Bruno’s been absolutely pivotal. He’s not just wearing the armband for show; he’s leading with passion and refusing to be walked over, even by club legends.
This isn’t disrespect to Keane’s legacy. It’s a captain standing up for himself and demanding accuracy. That’s the kind of mentality we need heading into next season’s Champions League campaign. Bruno’s showing he won’t accept anything less than the truth, whether it’s from opponents, pundits, or legends.
Get him that phone number, Omar Berrada. Let’s see if Roy picks up!
✍️ This summary was written by the MUFC Fanatics SA team based on reporting from BBC Sport.
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Manchester United have announced record revenues for 2026, despite not competing in European competition last season.
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