Bruno Fernandes puts in world-class performance for: Portugal2 goals 1 assist ‘World-class’ United ace puts on showcase for national side

When Portugal played Bosnia and Herzegovina, Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes was the star of the show.

The 28-year-old scored his two goals and set up one, contributing directly to all three of his goals for his home country in a 3-0 victory.

Bruno supported Bernardo Silva’s opening goal with an excellent heavy through pass that Bernardo threw over the keeper.

United’s No. 8 then doubled his side’s lead with a powerful header into the top corner. He shows another quality in the closet. It means he can do anything.

Bruno doubled his own record in the 92nd minute with a spectacular half-volley into the top corner.

A truly powerful feat by a player who is eligible to receive flowers but rarely obtains them.

United’s Portuguese Magnifico continues to impress those who doubt him and prove him wrong. On Saturday night, he announced a season record of 17 goals and 19 assists for club and country. He capped off a brilliant season and established himself as one of the best players in the world.

What Bruno’s performance means for United
Eric ten Haag, Steve McLaren and company will be smiling at Bruno Fernandes tonight. They have chosen the United captain, who has shown outstanding performances in his home country and elevated himself to the ranks of the top midfielders in the world.

Bruno’s attacking performance will also be a positive indicator, as it shows he made no mistakes despite the timeout.

Playing 90 minutes against Bosnia and Herzegovina means Bruno has played well over 6,600 minutes this season. A record that many players will find difficult to match, but despite being rejected by FIFPro, Bruno continues to improve.

In less formal terms, performances like this could be big publicity for his national team-mates who have a move to United involved, namely Diogo Costa and Gonzalo Ramos.