Bruno Fernandes’ career in Manchester is severely underrated, from high goal contributions to the intangibles he brings, he is arguably the best player to grace the Theatre of Dreams in years.
When he first joined the club from Sporting Lisbon back in January 2020, Fernandes hit the ground running, with eight goals and seven assists in just 14 games to end the season, he was a lockdown hit.
Since that initial run, Fernandes has consistently been United’s main man, and has racked up 60 goals and 52 assists in a whopping 175 games for the club to date.
However, this season has been his best in the red of United, despite a slight drop in goal contributions. Also read: Ten Hag likens Antony to Robben This is because despite the magnitude of goals and assists early on, he was often criticised for his perceived ‘hero ball’ attitude to football.
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