Bruno Fernandes reveals his big dream job after retiring

Manchester United midfielder Bruno Fernandes has revealed that he has a passion to become a football manager after he hangs up his boots. The midfielder has made a stunning impact since moving to England from Sporting last January. In 73 games for the Red Devils, he has netted 36 goals and set up 22 others. But his leadership and ability to marshal his United colleagues has always won him plaudits from fans and pundits alike. After he retires, Fernandes says that he wants to go into the dugout, with his life intrinsically linked to football. “Now I’m seeing time passing and seeing kids coming from 2000, 2001, 2002, and my sister is from 2000, so it’s making for some confusion in my head,” he told MUTV. “I’m trying to enjoy the football, you know. I think I want to be a coach. Honestly, I would like to be a coach. “I don’t know which team I would like to manage. Of course, the biggest team if I can manage Manchester United, I will be happy. “I can leave now just some words so if people see this, if I’m a manager in the future, the fans can make some pressure to bring me as a coach! “But I think I would like to be a coach in the future. “I’m not sure but for what I feel for football, for the feeling I have, I think I have to continue to be inside of football because my whole life is about this. So I think, in the future, it needs to be with football too.” Source- TEAMtalk Join us on Telegram!/ Follow us on Twitter!

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