
Manchester United’s star captain Bruno Fernandes isn’t sweating over what fans and critics think of him. The Portuguese playmaker insists he can’t control public opinions, but he’s focused on what matters most—delivering on the pitch.
With the highly anticipated Manchester Derby against rivals Manchester City set for Sunday, Bruno has a golden opportunity to score his 100th goal for United. This clash marks the first Manchester Derby of the season, and fans are buzzing about what the midfielder can bring to the table.
In a candid chat with BBC Sport, Bruno opened up about handling perceptions. “People have an opinion about me, and I can’t change that,” he said. “They judge based on what they see on the pitch, TV, or in interviews. That’s their freedom, just like I have mine. I don’t judge until I know someone. Opinions make life interesting—if we all thought the same, it’d be boring!”
Bruno’s mindset comes at a key moment for Manchester United. The team grabbed their first win of the season against Burnley before the international break, and the skipper played a huge role. He missed a penalty in the earlier draw against Fulham but bounced back strong, nailing a dramatic 97th-minute spot-kick to seal the victory over Burnley.
When asked about the toughest part of football, Bruno didn’t hesitate. “Consistency, hands down,” he replied. “Over 90 minutes, you must stay sharp in everything. One slip can flip the game. But the real key is being consistent for the team—putting the squad first above all else. In football, nothing beats team spirit.”
As Manchester United eyes more wins in the Premier League, Bruno’s leadership and drive could be the spark they need, especially in big matches like the upcoming derby. Fans can’t wait to see if he’ll hit that milestone goal and keep the Red Devils roaring.
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