Bruno Fernandes: Bournemouth’s Tyler Adams explains why United star is unstoppable

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·25. Februar 2026

Bruno Fernandes: Bournemouth’s Tyler Adams explains why United star is unstoppable

Bournemouth midfielder Tyler Adams has explained why Manchester United skipper Bruno Fernandes is simply unstoppable.

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Fernandes has arguably been one of, if not the best signing United have made since the retirement of the legendary Sir Alex Ferguson.

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Very few have captured the essence of being a United player like Fernandes since he joined in 2020 from Sporting CP. From day one at Old Trafford, he’s been the engine room of the side, and he’s only shouldered greater responsibility with each passing year.

Last season, despite United finishing a lowly 15th place, he still notched an impressive 19 goals and as many assists, scooping up the club’s Player of the Year and Players’ Player of the Year awards.

He has been in inspired form again this term. The Portugal international currently boasts six goals and 12 assists in 24 Premier League appearances.

Whether deployed in a deeper role or further forward, he has consistently delivered.

With United pushing for a guaranteed top-four finish, Fernandes is likely to be decisive in whether or not the team secures Champions League football.

A recent report covered by The Peoples Person relayed that he is enjoying his football under Michael Carrick and if United return to club football’s most prestigious competition, he will not look to depart Old Trafford.

Adams, who has come up against Fernandes on the pitch, spoke to Men in Blazers and explained what exactly makes the United man unplayable.

Adams makes Fernandes revelation

The USMNT star said, “It’s impossible to take Bruno Fernandes out of a game.”

“He can make something out of nothing, but also he just goes and finds the game.”

“So he completely ruins your tactics of the way that you want to play. Oh, Bruno Fernandes should be here but 70 per cent of the game he won’t be there.”

Adams added, “I’m not really around him. I’m not really able to defend him, so it becomes difficult.”

“He’s a ridiculously talented player.”