Bruno Fernandes: Erik ten Witch believes that Fulham should apologize for TikTok present showing up on mock Man Utd chief.

Manchester Joined chief Erik ten Witch has called for Fulham to apologize after the London club seemed to deride Bruno Fernandes on their authority TikTok account.

Following Saturday's 2-1 win over Joined at Old Trafford, Fulham posted a clasp of Fernandes on the ground following a final part challenge from midfielder Sasa Lukic named with comedic music and inscribed, "So happy he's alright… ", joined by the eye roll emoticon.

Ten Witch was then gotten some information about Fulham's post on Thursday and answered: "I didn't have the foggiest idea about this, yet on the off chance that they did it isn't correct, by no means appropriate for a club to offer such an expression, thoroughly mixed up, wrong. They ought to apologize for this."

Joined accept the test on Fernandes from Lukic is answerable for the injury their club chief has been conveying since. Fernandes had the option to go on against Fulham however Ten Witch said he was a physical issue question heading into Wednesday's FA Cup fifth-round tie against Nottingham Timberland.

Fernandes had the option to play the full game against Woods and gave the help to Casemiro's late victor at the City Ground.

"He (Fernandes) is an exceptionally enthusiastic football player, extremely imaginative, he is making the most possibilities in the Chief Association, and you see rivals are focusing on him, particularly on Saturday after he'd had the thump," Ten Witch added. "Then I feel the arbitrator ought to safeguard him there. They got the opportunity as of now toward the beginning of the game since it was so clear they were searching for it."

Found out if Fernandes is at fault for reproduction, Ten Witch said: "I thought on Saturday it was certainly a foul, and it was truly misconceived from the media and web-based entertainment, to fault him for that.

"Then, at that point, rivals are focusing on him. Then, at that point, the arbitrator ought to safeguard him since they were misleading on him. And, surprisingly, after the ball was kicked away."

Fulham say there was no offense implied by their TikTok post.