B Fee: I hope to see Hoylen, Amade and Garnacho shine next season

May 20th According to the British media "METRO", B Fei named three Manchester United teammates in an interview, hoping that they can perform well next season.

B Fei is once again the Red Devils' star player this season and won the Matt Busby Player of the Year Award for the third consecutive year. Although this is his fourth time winning the award in six seasons, he said he would like to see his teammates surpass him next season.

The Portuguese said that if he is not included in the winners next year, it means that players such as Amade, Hoyd and Garnacho have improved, even surpassed him. B Fei believes that the forwards need not only improve in goals and assists, but also better in defense and return.

Speaking of this, B Fee said: "I hope I will no longer be one of the candidates next year because it means that Amade, Garnacho and Hoylen have all made progress... all the players in the frontcourt. If they start scoring goals, assists, backs, tackles, then their performance will get more attention than me. This will be my happiest thing because I am here to help my teammates and make them play at their best and thus make the team stronger."

B Fee is already unhappy with his teammates' performance this season, especially in some key games. After Manchester United drew 2-2 with Liverpool in January, the captain was disappointed that the team had only performed well in important games.

In an interview after the game, B Fee said: "I'm frustrated because we showed this level today against Liverpool at Anfield. Why can't we do it every week? It frustrated me because I finally played a full game. We need to realize that in order to make a difference this season, we need to put in more effort, we need to show more pride, because we're not good enough. We need to meet this standard in every game. Today I'm not worried about everyone going all out, because the opponent is Liverpool and everyone will do their best. But I'm more worried about the next game against Southampton because today's performance seems good enough to us, but it's not enough.

"At the end of the day, you need to put in more effort, which is why we got something today and you can't stop there." I think we need to bring that frustration to the next game and understand it in a positive way, and that's where we are. If we can do this in Anfield, we must do it weekly, too. ”