Bruno Fernandes has admitted that his trophy haul at Manchester United has fallen short of his initial expectations since arriving at Old Trafford. Despite winning the FA Cup and Carabao Cup, the Portuguese playmaker remains determined to lead the Red Devils back to the pinnacle of English football.

Manchester United are in the market for midfield reinforcements, and Eric Djemba-Djemba has explained to GOAL why Brighton star Carlos Baleba would be a “good signing” for the Red Devils. A man that once operated in the engine room at Old Trafford has also explained where his fellow Cameroonian can improve, with Bruno Fernandes being used as a source of inspiration.

The European football season is almost over. Just one game remains - the Champions League final, as Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain prepare to do battle in Budapest on Saturday. Both sides come into the game having won their own domestic titles, with PSG looking to defend the crown they won for the first time last season, while the Gunners are aiming to secure their first European Cup.

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes appeared to have written his name into the Premier League history books on the final day of the season against Brighton. However, his milestone 21st assist has been met with fierce scrutiny from a former officiating chief who claims the record remains intact.

Pep Guardiola explicitly showed a clip of Bruno Fernandes complaining to his Manchester City squad to clearly demonstrate unacceptable on-pitch behaviour. As the manager prepares to depart after a historic decade, this strict demand for unity explains the elite culture that secured 20 trophies and successfully prevented toxic friction within the team.

Bruno Fernandes has revealed he came “very close” to joining Tottenham before eventually signing for Manchester United in 2020. The Portugal international also addressed recent criticism from Roy Keane during a candid podcast appearance.