Manchester United’s captain, Bruno Fernandes, is determined to reignite his goal-scoring form for the club. The 30-year-old midfielder has not found the back of the net in his last 15 appearances, a goal drought dating back to April. Fernandes acknowledges that he must shoulder more responsibility for his lack of goals and is eager to step up to the challenge.
Speaking to Portuguese media while on international duty gearing up for a Nations League match against Poland, Fernandes expressed his dedication to improving his goal-scoring record for Manchester United. He highlighted his reputation as a midfielder known for scoring goals and emphasized the need to meet his own high standards and expectations.
Fernandes stated, “I haven’t scored for the club yet, and I hope that as soon as I get there, I can score and help the club get back to winning ways and to a good level.”
The Portuguese international is aware of the pressure to deliver goals and is determined to make a significant impact to help Manchester United return to their winning form. His focus is on regaining his goal-scoring prowess and contributing to the team’s success on the field.
As the captain of Manchester United, Fernandes is committed to rising to the challenge and is eager to make a difference with his performances on the pitch. Supporters will be hoping to see him back among the goals soon as he continues to strive for excellence in his role within the team.