Bruno Fernandes believed to become captain of Manchester United

Bruno Fernandes has surely made a great impression since he joined Manchester United in January, and it will be very exciting for supporters to see him have a full Premier League season. There is also a lot of discussion around the player and his performances, and one person speaking about the midfielder is Andrea Stramaccioni, who believes the playmaker has a big future at the Red Devils. Speaking on Sky Sports, via Goal, Stramaccioni said: “Bruno is a very good boy, a very good person. He is a really hard worker, he’s positive. When we were at Udinese he worked a lot and his approach was always positive. “He can certainly captain Manchester United, he is a really talismanic player. He is loved by the fans, respected by his team-mates – even from opponents. To be captain of Manchester United is something really, really important. I hope he will be. "I think now we don’t need to think about this kind of thing, he has to think about keeping his performance at a high level, as he is doing, and step by step gain the respect of everyone around him – the media, the fans – and continue to keep a high level.” Fernandes, in the 22 games has played in all competitions, has scored 12 times and picked up eight assists (Transfermarkt). Meanwhile in the Premier League, he has averaged 3.1 shots, 2.1 key passes and 1.1 successful dribbles per game, via WhoScored. Source- Transfer Tavern

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