@ftblv12: Missing him everyday💔 #football #manchesterunited #fred #fyp #viral

notoscvr20 :

you either got zidane or the worst midfielder of all time , no in between but he was good vibes

SAGE FC :

Hell no, I watched him. He was terrible most days

gw :

fred clears ugarte

SebbyWestSide :

Just miss him for the vibes, but watching McFred every week was awful

️Vidar :

“Bit of a knob but does the job” 🙏🙏

ryan :

Fred gave his heart but he wasn’t good .

gabrieltv_24 :

fred the red❤❤

Guaza :

Fred was terrible

r3dz8 :

Fred was a unifying force in Manchester United’s midfield during his time at the club, bringing cohesion and balance to the team’s engine room. His ability to read the game, break up opposition attacks, and quickly transition play forward helped knit the midfield together, creating a solid foundation for both defense and attack. Whether partnering with different teammates across seasons, he consistently worked to connect the lines, ensuring smooth build-up play and providing vital cover for more attack-minded players ahead of him. He was widely loved by fans, teammates, and staff alike for his wholehearted commitment and positive spirit on and off the pitch. His relentless work rate never wavered, and he often put his body on the line for the team – qualities that endeared him deeply to the Old Trafford faithful. Supporters appreciated how he always gave 100% regardless of the situation, and his infectious enthusiasm lifted those around him. Even when facing tough periods, he remained a respected figure in the dressing room, known for his professionalism and willingness to support his colleagues. Across 227 appearances in all competitions, he scored 15 goals and provided 20 assists, but his impact extended far beyond statistics. He played a key role in helping the team find rhythm in midfield, and was part of the side that lifted the EFL Cup in 2022-23. After his departure, many fans spoke of how much they missed his presence in the middle of the park, recognizing the vital role he played in holding the midfield together and bringing a sense of unity to the team. But yes, you can’t spell fred without red

ʙʟᴇssᴇᴅ :

“Missing him”

Broski45 :

Can’t spell Fred without red

#Sm :

You can’t spell Fred without Red

Cesar :

Miss fred but have nightmares of mcfred

️ michael :

pogba and fred

maceomarriott :

Overhated player got better overtime

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😍

fin.curry07 :

he’d never stop running

Mason :

Fredinho

𝔾𝕙𝕠𝕤𝕥𝕚𝕖 :

fred and mctominay would die for the badge in that midfield

Tommy Harty :

He was way better than ugarte

Kobewil06 :

Joao Enrique :

Mod-X :

Fred > Ugarte

rico :

robbed of a ballon dor

Xoolvy :

I’ll Pick Fred over Ugarte anytime