Fred’s thought-provoking verdict on Man Utd’s season so far and how it’s gone against these expectations
The United midfielder has reflected on the club’s season so far and what they want from the remainder of it.
Fred has expressed Manchester United’s season has been worse than the club ‘wanted and expected’.
The midfielder, who has made 31 appearances in all competitions for United this campaign, is currently on international duty with Brazil before returning for the Red Devils’ remaining nine Premier League games.
He spoke to the press ahead of his national team’s clash with Bolivia on Tuesday and outlined what he and his teammates at Old Trafford are now focused on
“It was a season far below what we wanted and expected, unfortunately,’’ Fred said.
“There is still a lot of water ahead, we will try to work to qualify for the next Champions League, which at the moment is our main objective.”
The 29-year-old later explained how, when with Brazil, there is a significant change in the way they play to United and how he is committed to giving 100% for both club and country.
“When you come here you have to change the key, it’s another way of playing, the style of play, everything else, change,” he added.
“You change the key, you have to be focused on the team, because it’s a short period, when you’re here you have to be 100%.
“I try to do my best, work and when I return to United, I’ll think about it again, change the key, but at the moment I’m focused on the national team.”
The Red Devils return to league action against Leicester City on 2 April, with the club looking to bounce back from their Champions League exit by Atletico Madrid.