Shadowing-Übung: Bruno Fernandes "honoured" to be voted Footballer of the Year - EXCLUSIVE - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit YouTube

It's lovely to see you Bruno, thanks so much indeed.

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It's lovely to see you Bruno, thanks so much indeed.

It's wonderful that you've embraced the award so much and it means the world to us that you have.

But what does the award mean to you when you consider

that so much of our industry has kind of voted for you

and recognised for what you've done on the pitch this season?

Obviously it's always nice to see that a lot of people voted for me.

Obviously I've known this is a massive award in the UK and obviously for me it's very special to do it.

I know that the club didn't have one I think since 2010 when Rooney was the last one.

So it makes it even more special for me.

Obviously we know he's voted from people

that follow the football all around the UK that work on the background of the players let's say

and obviously he makes it very special.

Do you feel that admiration from the press box? so many people have kind of written about you,

spoken about you, you're having a wonderful season.

Oh, of course, you like to see good things out there about you.

You don't like it as much when it's not as good,

but it's part of the job.

But obviously when these kind of moments come,

it's very grateful for me to have the opportunity to be

here with you today in behalf of all the ones

that voted for me and also the ones that didn't vote for me and had other choices.

Obviously everyone has different opinions and different tastes, let's say.

But I'm very happy and very honoured that I'm the winner of this award.

You're an amazing esteemed company from United for previous winners of this.

Looking at Wayne Rooney, as you mentioned,

George Best, Ronaldo, Bobby Charlton, Eric Cantona, Keane, Sheringham.

Joining that sort of profile of players,

historic, iconic players, what does that mean to you from a United perspective?

No, obviously it means a lot.

Obviously I've always said that I rather the collective awards than the individual ones,

but as a player you always like to have this type of occasions to also show that you're doing things right.

And obviously I want to achieve also everything they achieved as players in terms of winning with the club.

Obviously being in the company in this award is massively important for me.

I won't hide from that.

Obviously, we know, as I said before,

it's a collective job, what we do.

But obviously, when individually you get recognised by what you've done during the season, it's very special.

Do you feel loved at United?

It feels there's so much affection there for you,

from the club internally, from the fans,

from the absolute heart of Old Trafford.

You must feel that.

No, obviously.

Obviously, you feel like it's very tough when you are very long in a club.

Sometimes it becomes a point where people want to see new faces,

new players coming in and trying to win and replicate things that were done in the past by other players.

But I really feel the love and the support from the fans every time I step out on Old Trafford.

I really feel that

they believe in me as one of their own to try

and replicate that they have seen so many times coming into Old Trafford

and obviously for me it's just trying to do the best as I can to make them proud

but at the same time making the club be as successful as possible.

This season has been so much about assists for you.

How much would it mean to break that record?

I said that before.

It's a very special record because it's owned,

let's say, by Thierry and Kevin that they were standout players in the Premier League for many, many years.

And obviously it will be great to do it,

but I don't want to focus so much on that.

Obviously, individually it will be very good.

We achieved what we had to achieve for this season,

what was possible for us,

that was getting the places in the Champions League

and be back in the European competitions for us and do it in the Champions League is even better for us.

and obviously part of my game is creating chances,

is giving the ball to my teammates,

trying to make them score goals.

But if I have the chance to score my own ones,

I will be more than happy to take them.

But obviously that record will be an amazing achievement,

but not something that I want to really focus on.

Indulge me then, if you will,

in choosing your favourite assist.

I have one in mind that stands out to me

because of the importance of the game in the Manchester derby

when you lead that counter-attack and then basically you're through the middle,

you've got Brian to your left and that stands out a mile to me

because it's almost a goal because you put it in such precision and pace.

Is that your favourite?

What's your favourite?

Is there one?

Obviously from this season I think I had a lot of time that I like and I know people

talk a lot about the set pieces ones and everything

but many of them come from the set pieces because you know

when you see Casemiro scoring a goal

or a header he tells me exactly where he wants me to put the ball

and sometimes it's more difficult than doing that run

that I did of 40-50 meters with the ball

and thinking about moving the center back trying to make him going on the wrong side

and giving more space to Brian sometimes it's more difficult

because you need to put the ball exactly in the place

he wants obviously then he has to add the quality to add it in.

In the same way as Brian had the quality to put that ball into.

But I think for the importance of the game and for the turnaround of changing managers,

difficult two weeks, we had two games before that that were not in our way.

We draw at Burnley away when we were winning,

then we got a knockout of the FA Cup

and then you have to play City at home that we all know that big rivals for us

and it was such an important game

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and such an important moment for us to turn around and do different things this season.

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Michael Carrick, you just mentioned about the manager.

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I mean, what an impact he's had.

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It must be a joy to play under him.

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Obviously, as I said many times,

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I've worked under him before,

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obviously as an assistant manager,

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and then I had the opportunity to be with him for three games.

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And I've always said that I think Michael has a great character to become a top manager.

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the qualities everyone could see it as a player and you know

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when as a player you can think and see the game in the way he was doing it

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you can do it from the bench too obviously it's a different thing

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but I think when you have that calmness on the pitch

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that smartness on the way he was playing and everything you could see

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that could be there a potential manager and then he's showing

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that I think he did very well at Middlesbrough it didn't work out in this season for him

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maybe luckily because then he got available for the club

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and he had the chance to come back to the club

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and he did an amazing job with us till the end of this season

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and then he's going to be on the club to make a decision whether they keep their faith on him

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or they go on another way

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One of the key aspects I guess

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that United fans always think appreciate you is you wear your heart on your sleeve don't you?

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It's very obvious that you really care about the club,

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you really care about the fan base.

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In difficult times, you're the one that steps forward.

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You clearly take that leadership and that captaincy very seriously.

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Yeah, I'm very bad at hiding my emotions.

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So I really show what I feel and I'm not afraid of it.

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Obviously, some people will take it in a way,

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some others in another way, positive, negatively or whatever.

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but I think I can't change the way I am.

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It's raised on me.

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It's not that I can,

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from one day to the other,

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just become a different person.

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You can adapt yourself, you can improve,

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you can learn, and I'm doing that every day.

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And obviously, you can become a better player,

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a better person, a better captain,

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a better teammate, and I will always try that until the end of my career.

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Yeah, sure how much would it mean to win another major

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trophy with this football club you're in a great moment you're back into the Champions League next season.

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This club it feels is on the up but is winning a trophy the ultimate prize for you?

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It will always be the prize for me.

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My goal is always going to be,

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I've never hide it from that as I said before,

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I'm not very good at hiding things so I speak out whatever I feel

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and whatever I want to achieve

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and what I want to achieve is winning the league

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and winning the champions league i never never hide from

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that as the same way i wanted to win the the carabao cup

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and the fa cup and and and we did it and

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and unfortunately for me i wasn't able to to bring the europa league home

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but i won't hide if in any moment

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or any time we as a club are back

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or me playing the europa league i will my aim will be to get

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that trophy

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and now obviously going into next season we all know the aim of this club has to be always winning

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and I think in the first place when a player chooses to come to Man Utd,

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it's not because they're just going to wear the shirt.

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Obviously, that's a big feeling and it's a big thing to walk out at Old Trafford.

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And that was the dream I had.

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But I had that dream because I knew the club could win things

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and could be close to win the Premier League and the Champions League.

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That's why I came to this club.

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Are those two trophies within the grasp of this football club,

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of this squad in the near future?

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For me, it has to be.

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You start the season with zero points at every one and in the Champions League you start with zero points,

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then you have to go to the knockout stages and it's always a 50-50.

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Independent of who you're playing against,

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I think the chances are always there for both teams.

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You just have to take your chances.

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Incredibly exciting summer ahead for you with Portugal as well.

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I mean, what does that mean for you?

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You've got a hell of a midfield, by the way.

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I mean, it must feel as if,

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wow, you've had an amazing season with your club,

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you're obviously embracing this award,

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you know, what you've done is obvious

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but then you must have a great deal of belief within this squad and what you can do this summer.

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No, of course, obviously.

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I think the dream is there, you know.

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Portugal has never done it.

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And I think we are in a stage of this group of players have played already a World Cup before together.

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Many of us were already in Qatar together where we couldn't get the trophy,

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but our aim will always be to try to go as far as possible to win that trophy.

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And I think, as I said,

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we have such a beautiful squad,

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such good players that have been doing very well in their clubs.

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It's just for us now,

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whenever the season finishes, to start to focus on that and bringing the best out of each other.

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To then in a short period of time,

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that's going to be a little bit more than a month,

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trying to get home only on the 20.

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Brilliant.

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Thank you very much indeed.

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Lovely to speak to you.

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Thank you very much.

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Thank you.

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