Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has hit back at co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe suggesting that certain players are overpaid.
Ratcliffe did an interview with club legend Gary Neville this week and revealed some players in the squad are "not good enough" and "overpaid."
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Fernandes finally responded to the co-owner after his side UEFA Europa League win over Real Sociedad on Thursday night.
The Portugal international says that contracts are mutually agreed to by the club and the player.
"It's not nice to hear certain things obviously," Fernandes said, as per ESPN.
"I don't think that any player likes to hear criticism or things that are talked about to you, that you're not good enough or you're overpaid or whatever.
"Everyone has their own contract. The club agrees to do the contracts at the time you come here or at the time you do a new contract or whatever and it's about yourself proving that you can be important for the club."
