One could reflect upon Man United's weaknesses for hours on end but Dream Team managers should focus on Fernandes' impressive returns when weighing up his viability.
From Amorim's point of view, his over reliance on Fernandes is a huge concern but it's a helpful factor for Dream Team bosses as it ensures minutes on the pitch.
Factor in 27 bonus points, seven of which have come in his last three outings, and it's no wonder Fernandes has worked his way up to the top of the midfield rankings.
The former are due to face Fulham and Real Sociedad in quick succession - can Amorim really afford to go without Fernandes in either fixture given the current situation at Old Trafford?.
The Red Devils are languishing in 15th having mustered just 30 points from 26 games in the Premier League this season and yet their club captain is now Dream Team's best-performing midfielder.
