Bruno Fernandes

Seen with his wife, we can see that his car has a sunroof. Isn't the whole idea of a car to be confined in a closed space? Yet, we seek ways to see more light, to be more free with sunroofs and convertible tops. It just proves that Inherent human nature is to be free.

This young midfielder is another one of those daring people that likes a challenge. He knew that his home country wouldn't satisfy his footballing needs, which is why he moved to a much better atmosphere. He made his move early and is now reaping the benefits of his hard work. He migrated to Italy at a very early age, playing in the Serie B for Novara. Udinese gave him his Serie A debut in November 2013, after they had signed him from the second division. He spent three seasons with the Udine based club, a quick one year stint at Genoa-based Sampdoria, before moving back to his home country to play for Sporting Lisbon in 2017. He's only 25 but has vast experience from playing in Italy, and this has reflected in his game ever since he moved back to Portugal. His most prolific season, yet, came in 2018-19, and it put him on the map. There were quite a few clubs in Europe that were vying for his signature, but he decided to stay back in Portugal. He has continued to put in good performances and that is why in the winter of 2020 he finally had his breakthrough. His move to Manchester United cost the English club 55 million euro's and we are sure that he is going to be a sensation in England. As a Portuguese international player, he represented his country in the 2018 FIFA World Cup. He has also played at various youth levels for his country.