**BREAKING: Fernandes' X Account Hacked Amidst Manchester United's FA Cup Exit**
Manchester United fans were left reeling last night as captain Bruno Fernandes' X account was compromised, sparking a flurry of bewildering and critical posts about the club.
The drama unfolded just hours after the Red Devils' 2-1 FA Cup third-round exit at the hands of Brighton. As news of the defeat spread, now-deleted posts appeared on Fernandes' X account, leaving many questioning whether they were genuine or not.
One particularly incendiary post called for the removal of Manchester United's minority owners, INEOS, sparking a heated debate among fans and critics alike. The post in question read: "INEOS OUT!", with some speculating that Fernandes' apparent dissatisfaction with the club's hierarchy may be more than just a passing remark.
The hacked account also tagged a string of high-profile individuals, including the England cricket team, YouTuber KSI, adult star Bonnie Blue, and world darts champion Luke Littler. In another post, Fernandes' X account appeared to be promoting the launch of a cryptocurrency, stating: "This is why I need to get paid more" – a comment that has raised eyebrows given his reported £250,000-a-week salary.
The post also included a tongue-in-cheek remark about Manchester United's fortunes on the pitch, reading: "Man United are in the dumps". While this may have been intended as a joke, it only added to the confusion and speculation surrounding Fernandes' hacked account.
Notably, Fernandes is not a frequent user of X, with his most recent post prior to tonight's incident dating back to October. The Portuguese playmaker had celebrated his 300th appearance for Manchester United on that occasion, leaving fans wondering what could have prompted the sudden change in tone and content.
In a statement confirming the hack, Manchester United's official account posted: "Bruno Fernandes’s X account has been hacked. Supporters should not engage with any of the posts or direct messages." The club has since taken steps to secure the account and prevent further unauthorized activity.
As the dust settles on this unusual incident, fans are left to ponder what lies behind Fernandes' apparent dissatisfaction with INEOS and Manchester United's current state. Was this a genuine expression of frustration, or simply a clever ruse designed to keep everyone guessing? One thing is certain – Bruno Fernandes' X account hack has sent shockwaves through the football world, leaving many questioning the security measures in place for high-profile players.