EPL: Emile Heskey selects a Manchester United Star player as the season’s biggest flop.

In a recent critique of the current Premier League season, former Liverpool striker Emile Heskey has designated Manchester United’s Bruno Fernandes as the “flop of the season.” Heskey’s comments reflect a growing concern regarding Fernandes’ role as a captain and his overall contributions to the team.

According to Heskey, Fernandes has failed to embody the leadership expected from a player adorned with the captain’s armband. He pointed out that aside from a solitary standout performance against Liverpool, the Portuguese midfielder has not demonstrated sufficient drive or aggressiveness on the pitch. “With the captain’s armband as well, you’re expecting a little bit more,” stressed Heskey, who called for increased accountability from the 28-year-old.

Fernandes has recorded only four goals and six assists in 19 Premier League matches this season, statistics that would typically fall short of expectations for a player of his caliber. Furthermore, his performance in the Carabao Cup, where he scored an additional two goals and provided two assists in three games, has not mitigated the criticism aimed at his league form.

Heskey’s comments resonate with many fans and analysts who believe that a captain must lead by example, fostering a competitive spirit and setting high standards for teammates. As the season progresses, the spotlight remains firmly on Fernandes to elevate his game and fulfill the expectations that come with his role.