Not many Premier League players can say they've had better individual campaigns than Bruno Fernandes last season.
The 31-year-old registered 30 goal involvements in the top flight as Michael Carrick's Manchester United soared to a third-place finish despite a difficult start under Ruben Amorim.
Bruno's 2025/26 campaign has received plenty of plaudits, whether that be from fans, pundits, and even fellow footballers from other teams.
The Portuguese superstar was handed the Premier League Player of the Season Award in the year that saw him break a record held by Thierry Henry and Kevin De Bruyne for the most assists in one campaign.
Just last week, his efforts were once again rewarded. Premier League players voted Fernandes as their PFA Players' Player of the Season.
Following his latest award, club hierarchy members Omar Berrada and Jason Wilcox have presented Bruno Fernandes with his next commemoration.
Announced on Manchester United's website, the award comes as a custom-made football, made especially for Bruno Fernandes by Red Devils fan Jon-Paul Wheatley.
The lifelong fan took inspiration from an Opta graphic that showed all 21 of Fernandes' Premier League assists last season. It's a classy touch.
According to United on their official site, the ball is “a bespoke Champions League football, symbolising Bruno's contribution towards our return to Europe's top competition.
“In a sign of the meticulous detail, and adding a personal touch, the football is made of red and white leather that was sourced from Portugal, close to Bruno's hometown.â€
It's a spectacular piece of work, and only what Bruno Fernandes deserves after a spectacular campaign.
He'll be hoping to better the 2025/26 season's efforts this time out with United, who have to put wrongs right against Ipswich Town at Portman Road on Sunday after a 2-0 loss to newly-promoted Hull City on opening weekend.
