There is no rest for the wicked as they say, and that really seems to apply to Bruno Fernandes.
The Manchester United talisman is currently on holiday after driving for Portugal in the European Championship 2020, but back in his home country, Fernandes does not kick back with his feet up.
Instead, he is out on the training field at the boys’ club Boavista to sharpen his condition for the new season.
Fernandes spent eight years at Boavista earlier in his career and started as a ten-year-old before leaving Novara in 2012. And while he never played for the senior team in Portugal’s Primeira Liga, the club had a formative influence on the player. he is today.
It seems that they have been following his development closely, as they posted pictures on their social media of the United star at their training ground through a series of dribbling, passing and shooting exercises.
Quoting himself as Fernande’s “first love” and the Portuguese club were quick to assure United fans that he is in good hands.
“@ManUtd do not worry, he will be even better,” they wrote on Twitter and Instagram.
Fernandes is still on a break after the euro and is not expected to return to Carrington for pre-season training until Monday 26 July. This means that he will not take part in the friendly match with Derby on Sunday, or the trip to QPR on Saturday 24 July.
He may have some to play in their penultimate friendly against Brentford on Wednesday 28, which comes just ten days before they kick off their Premier League season against Everton at Old Trafford.
He endured a difficult euro and played less than half of Portugal’s minutes when the disappointing bowed in the round of 16. But his form for United last season, scoring or assisting 45 times in 58 games, is still ominous for the rest of the Premier League. League. .
