B-fee is too lazy to bombard Manchester United, and it is recommended to sign two more and get Amorin s approval! The giant says it s buying people day and night

Manchester United drew 2-2 with Everton in Atlanta. Captain Bruno Fernandez, who won the trophy after the game, criticized the team's performance as "a little lazy" and believed that it needed to buy one or two new players to be competitive.

B Fei scored a penalty and had an assist in the game, but he criticized the team for being lazy without the ball and called on the club to continue to take action in the transfer market. Manchester United's two goals were caused by their own proactive mistakes, and B's fees were also responsible.

The Red Devils captain told Sky Sports: "It is good for players to connect with each other, which is very important for our game style and new players to integrate. But we don't want to end the game this way, the team is not the best. Moreover, we played a little lazy today without the ball. We must avoid this because laziness can bring losses at any time. A mistake from me led to the score becoming 2-2."

As for the reasons why Manchester United continues to buy people, B explained: "It's obvious that we need to make the players present more competitive, improve the quality of the players, and let everyone go to the next level. I think that's what the club is working hard to do."

Recently, B F has been rumored to be the target of the victory in the Saudi Arabian Professional League where Ronaldo plays, but the 30-year-old Portuguese midfielder is determined to stay. Italian transfer expert Fabricio Romano confirmed that there is no relevant negotiation at present.

Romano said: "According to the information I received, nothing happened between the victory in Riyadh, zero contact, no quote to Manchester United, no quote to B Fee, no negotiation, no contact. Although it was rumored that the director of the victory in Riyadh had a meeting with B Fee's agent, I don't know. The situation around Bruno is water and river flying."

When asked whether to support the captain's statement, Manchester United coach Amorin insisted that he did not oppose the players pointing out the shortcomings of each other and hoped to continue to work hard to improve the locker room culture. Amorin also criticized the team's situation when the ball was lost. When Ugat dribbled, most of the Manchester United teammates around were walking slowly and did not run quickly.

"I'm glad the players feel this way," Amorin said. "It means they understand what's going on now. So, it feels good, and I think the momentum of this tour is perfect. We have a few weeks to work in a good environment and a good feeling, and then back to Carrington, the new season is about to begin. We know that the team needs to do a lot better."

Manchester United CEO Omar Berrada also said in an interview before the game against Everton that the transfer department is working "day and night" to bring in more players for the team.

"We have to deal with a lot of things at the same time," Berrada told Manchester United's official TV station MUTV. "We have a recruiting team in the country led by Jason Wilcox, working around the clock to ensure we can continue to find opportunities to strengthen our roster. We often call late at night and meet in the morning to make sure we are up to date."

United is about to return to England and will play for the last warm-up match of the summer at Old Trafford on Saturday, against Fiorentina, where legendary goalkeeper De Gea is playing for. A week after that game, the new Premier League season will officially begin.