Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has been named the Premier League player of the season. The Portugal midfielder earned the honour after an outstanding campaign that included a record-equalling 20 assists.
Fernandes also collected the Football Writers’ Association men’s Player of the Year award. He created 132 chances, the highest total in the league, and scored eight goals in 37 appearances to help United finish third and qualify for the Champions League.
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Manchester United secured a 3-1 Premier League victory over Aston Villa at Old Trafford, with Bruno Fernandes providing two assists to surpass David Beckham's single-season club record of 15. His form has boosted his PFA Player of the Year odds to 4/1 second favourite, while the win strengthens United's Champions League push. Michael Carrick praised his captain post-match.
Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes emphasized the importance of qualifying for the Champions League following a 2-1 victory over Crystal Palace. He expressed frustration over the limited number of games this season and the benefits of European competition. The win moved United into third place in the Premier League table.
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Former Manchester United captain Roy Keane expressed strong disapproval of the attention given to Bruno Fernandes' pursuit of a Premier League assists record during a recent match. The comments came after Fernandes equalled the mark of 20 assists in a 3-2 victory over Nottingham Forest. Keane described the emphasis on individual statistics as a distraction from team performance.
Aston Villa beat Freiburg 3-0 to claim their first UEFA Europa League title. Emiliano Martínez and Emiliano Buendía starred in Wednesday's final.
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Manchester United came from behind to beat 10-man Crystal Palace 2-1 at Old Trafford, moving into third place in the Premier League. The match turned on a controversial second-half penalty and red card for Palace defender Maxence Lacroix. Benjamin Sesko scored the winner, while manager Oliver Glasner criticized the officiating as an 'Old Trafford bonus'.