Diego Maradona thinks that some Manchester United fans no longer believe in him, which is why he didn’t enjoy his most recent goal, according to captain Bruno Fernandes.

A fan got angry with Garnacho before the Europa League game against PAOK this week. The fan told the Argentine that he doesn’t pass the ball to his teammates enough.

Garnacho’s season has been up and down so far. He has missed a lot of big chances in the Premier League, and Marcus Rashford took his place here.

When asked about the conversation he had with Garnacho, who wasn’t happy, Fernandes said that the young player needs to believe in himself again.

The BBC was told that Garnacho scored a great goal but didn’t celebrate like he should have because he feels like some people have lost faith in him.

“I told him that people will always complain, but a lot of people like you and what you do.”

“I told him to have a party because it was important.” He’s a unique player, and we have people who can make a difference. They win games for us.

“We want them to score every game, but they’re not going to.”

Fernandes was the best player in the game, which was Ruud van Nistelrooy’s last game as caretaker manager.

Not long ago, Fernandes talked about how he called Ten Hag to say sorry for not being at his best.

With his goal on Sunday, he took Van Nistelrooy’s record to four wins in four games. He is getting hot at the perfect time, as Ruben Amorim takes over on Monday.

“I haven’t scored in a while, but I’ve been getting goals lately,” Fernandes said. Later, he joked that Fantasy Football managers would be upset that his second goal was given as an own goal by Viktor Kristiansen.

Getting a fresh start was important for us to rebuild the fortress we had here. We need to keep going like that and get better.

Fernandes had nothing but good things to say about Van Nistelrooy when asked about his future. Van Nistelrooy has been mum on whether he will stay with the team under Amorim.

He said that Rudy van Nistelrooy “fills the club,” which means that he loves the club and wants to make the players happy.

“He made everyone smile at the games because he wanted us to have fun.” Because he was a good boss, we wanted to say goodbye to him in the right way.

“Everything is different now that we have a new manager, but one thing stays the same: this club needs to play better.”