Man United slammed for message to De Gea on goalie's wedding day
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Bruno Fernandes has appeared to hit out at Manchester United following the unceremonious departure of David de Gea.
De Gea is quitting Old Trafford this summer for free after spending 12 years with the Red Devils in a largely illustrious stint.
According to Metro UK, the Spaniard's contract with United expired at the end of June, with the club failing to offer him a new deal.
However, the experienced goalkeeper ended weeks of uncertainty regarding his future with the Premier League giants on Saturday after he announced he will be leaving this summer.
Man United slammed for message to De Gea on goalie's wedding day
Football"I just wanted to send this farewell message to all Manchester United supporters," De Gea said in a statement.
Fernandes, who has shared the dressing room with De Gea for more than two years, has now appeared to aim a dig a United's top brass on how they handled the goalkeeper's situation.
In a post shared on the midfielder's Instagram stories, the Portugal international openly expressed his disappointment over the nature of De Gea's exit.
"You deserved to say goodbye at the stadium with all the fans cheering you for all the beautiful memories," Fernandes wrote on Instagram.
Meanwhile. De Gea's exit comes at a time United are pushing to sign his replacement, with Inter Milan's Andre Onana believed to be top on the club's transfer shortlist.
Earlier, Sports Brief reported Marcus Rashford was left embarrassed after he committed a social media blunder in his farewell message to David de Gea.
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FootballThe forward's post contained the wording 'caption ideas', suggesting it was picked from the drafts and directly pasted on his Instagram.
De Gea announced his Old Trafford exit on Saturday, with the move ending his 12-year association with the Red Devils.