Speaking on Sky Sports, Jamie Redknapp said: "Bruno Fernandes has got a lot of stick from people and some of it I get. But I also think it's unfair. I see a player that genuinely cares.
"Sometimes, there is pettiness and calling out his players, but he is the sort of player you'd be looking to build the team around. He's a player, he makes things happen.
"Where the frustration comes from is that people don't care as much as he does. It's like an epidemic at the club. Do people care? Do they do enough? Do they go flying into tackles?
"Fernandes does and sometimes gets himself into situations he shouldn't. But he cares about the club, the team, he's got his team back into the game today. I don't see too many others right now showing the appetite he does."
Bruno's important brace helped Manchester United rescue a 2–2 draw away at Bournemouth in the Premier League on Saturday.
Fernandes' attitude has been called into question multiple times this season but the Portuguese remains one of the most gifted players at the club.
