Rasmus Hojlund “complained to Man United coaches about a Man United player who after “falling out” with the player for not passing him the ball. His complaint was made in reference to the player.

Erik ten Hag and his coaching staff encountered a challenging situation within the squad, according to reports from The Daily Mail.

Rasmus Hojlund, who scored the decisive penalty in their FA Cup win against Coventry City, filed a complaint against Bruno Fernandes to the Manchester United coaches. Hojlund claimed that Fernandes wasn’t passing to him enough during games.

Fernandes has been a standout performer for ten Hag’s team this season, featuring in 43 matches across all competitions. Despite scoring in the Coventry match, his performance came under scrutiny due to the complaint.

With Manchester United securing a spot in the FA Cup final, the pressure on ten Hag has intensified. Additionally, Fernandes declined to comment on ten Hag’s future, emphasizing that their focus should be on their remaining matches and the upcoming final.

Fernandes stressed that external concerns about managerial decisions are not the players’ responsibility, urging everyone to concentrate on their performance on the field.

The tension within the squad is evident, especially with Hojlund’s accusation against Fernandes. Despite the distractions, Fernandes remains focused on delivering on the pitch.