Liverpool great Graeme Souness has taken aim at Manchester United star Bruno Fernandes over "nonsense" antics at Euro 2020.
The former Reds boss is working as a pundit for ITV's coverage of the international tournament.
And he had a stern message over signs of petulance from the Portugal attacker.
Souness said on TV: “[Fernandes is] an exceptionally talented boy, there is so much to like about him. A great striker of the ball, when he shoots he makes the goalkeeper work.
“I played with players that would not be accepting of the thing you just touched on [petulance], you know he doesn’t get the ball and he is waving his hands around.
“He would not have lasted more than five minutes in my dressing room, but he is a wonderful talented boy."
Explaining his stance, Souness added: “It would be more along the lines of 'Who do you think you are? We play as a team, we win together, we lose together.'
“Sometimes you will make a bad pass, sometimes you will not see the whole picture.
“So all that nonsense, shaking your head and waving your arms at your own teammates, is a no no for me.”
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Portugal won their first game against Hungary 3-0 following a late flurry of goals.
But after taking the lead against Germany last night, they fell to a heavy 4-2 defeat.
Liverpool star Diogo Jota assisted Cristiano Ronaldo for the opener and bagged a late consolation goal himself.
