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Manchester United address Bruno Fernandes injury before Atletico match
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Manchester United address Bruno Fernandes injury before Atletico match

Manchester United released a statement regarding captain Bruno Fernandes a day before their Champions League match against Atletico Madrid. The club described Fernandes as having an "injury niggle" but emphasised there was nothing to worry about. Despite this, his performance during the match suggested he was affected by the issue.

The statement came as Manchester United prepared for a crucial Champions League fixture, highlighting the importance of Fernandes to the team. As captain, his fitness and form are vital to the club's prospects in the competition. The club's reassurance aimed to manage expectations ahead of the game in Madrid.

Manchester United face Atletico Madrid in their upcoming Champions League fixture, a match that could have significant implications for their progress in the tournament. Fernandes' condition will be closely monitored as the team looks to secure a positive result away from home. The club's communication reflects the delicate balance between transparency and maintaining confidence in their key players.

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