Monday night’s chaotic 4-4 draw with Bournemouth was the perfect example of the good and the bad of Fernandes in the role. The fact that the Portuguese won the free kick from which he scored on the edge of the area shows he still gets into those dangerous positions, even if not with the same frequency.

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes brought his typical furious main character energy to the Old Trafford pitch on Monday night as his team threw away two points against Bournemouth

Manchester United fell to a 2-1 defeat at Villa Park on Sunday as high-flying Aston Villa secured a 10th consecutive win in all competitions thanks to a brilliant brace from Morgan Rogers.

Bruno Fernandes believes he can still win trophies with Manchester United, despite a difficult period for the club; on the Rio Ferdinand Presents podcast, the captain also discussed his leadership and

Bruno Fernandes may be Manchester United’s talisman, but even the captain admits he feels pre-match nerves. The Portuguese midfielder revealed that before every game, he experiences a sense of nervousness—not out of fear, but as a way to keep his mind ...

Manchester United skipper Bruno Fernandes admitted the club actually “asked him to stay” on two separate occasions, a direct contradiction to his recent tirade that claimed the Red Devils wanted him to leave.