Bruno Fernandes has now been directly involved in 13 goals across his last 15 Premier League matches for Manchester United, further highlighting a level of consistency that has defined his time at the club.
Softfootball gathered, There has hardly been a season where Fernandes could be described as underperforming since arriving at Manchester United. From goals to assists, the Portuguese midfielder has remained influential year after year.
Criticism, however, continues to surround the environment he operates in. Fernandes is often seen playing alongside average players and under coaches who struggle to fully harness his potential. Despite this, he continues to deliver at a high level and remains one of the club’s most reliable performers.
He was again on the scoresheet in Manchester United’s 2–0 victory over Tottenham, reinforcing a familiar pattern — almost every game, Fernandes either scores or provides an assist. He is rarely quiet on the pitch and is constantly involved in United’s attacking play.
Fernandes’ visible frustration during matches is often misinterpreted, but it reflects his desire to win. Against Tottenham, he covered large areas of the pitch, demanding the ball and ensuring he influenced the game at every opportunity.
When discussing the Premier League’s greatest midfielders, Fernandes deserves inclusion. Many believe that if he were playing for Manchester City or working under elite managers such as Sir Alex Ferguson or Pep Guardiola, he could have evolved into an even more dominant force — a relentless machine at the highest level.
