I also really admire Bruno Fernandes. He's truly dedicated and contributed greatly to Manchester United. Even in the worst of times, he remains calm and always plays with passion. As captain, he's truly loyal to Manchester United, despite numerous big offers coming his way. Even teams from the Saudi Pro League have made several very large offers to bring Bruno Fernandes there. But Bruno Fernandes has always turned them down, preferring to stay at Manchester United. And if Manchester United achieves a good result this season, Bruno Fernandes will deserve praise as well. When he first arrived at Manchester United, I thought he still had a bit of a selfish streak at times. But then he transformed into a player who was no longer selfish. He even continued to push the other players in the squad to improve. And I also started to like this player.
Indeed, a captain should be a role model for young players, and that's exactly what Bruno Fernandes is. He has given his all to Manchester United in his six seasons with the club, becoming a highly influential player. Manchester United's ups and downs in performance are due in part to the frequent managerial changes over the previous few seasons.
In four days, Manchester United will face Arsenal in this season's Premier League match. I believe both teams are preparing to their full strength for their first match of the season. Looking at both teams, I think it will be quite difficult to determine who will win their first match of the season.
Yes, Bruno Fernandes has played his role as captain well. So, of course, he should be a role model for all the players at the club. And yes, the change of manager and other factors have had an impact, making it difficult for Manchester United to develop, even tending to decline. Although I personally am sometimes unsure what exactly is the problem facing Manchester United, which is why this team fluctuates so rapidly in terms of performance every season. Even when Ten Hag was in charge of this team for about three seasons, we saw the team's performance vary across those three seasons. This makes me think the problem is likely much more complex than we realize.
By the way, Tottenham came close to winning the UEFA Super Cup. They even held a two-goal lead. Unfortunately, PSG managed to pull two goals back in the second half. The match ended in a draw after normal time. Unfortunately, Tottenham ultimately lost in the penalty shootout.