He might not be some elite passer. But him and Rice hid each other weaknesses. Mainoo can receive the ball anywhere + offer final third presence. He also helped Jude as he could link up with him in tight spaces mr connect the dots man
@FergieStandards I get the reluctance of fielding Scott with Mainoo because of height and physicality but how did Bournemouth dominate so many games last season and end up finishing 6th having a midfield pivot of Christie and Alex Scott who are both 5'9. They beat Arsenal at the Emirates too.
É muito bom ver esse cara jogar.
Meia à moda antiga, camisa 10 que faz gol pra cacete e tenta a jogada diferente o tempo todo
Visão absurda para assistência, tanto que bateu recorde na Premier League
Portugal 2x0 Chile, 1 gol e 1 assistência dele
Bruno Fernandes = Joga MUITO
2019/20 season when De Bruyne got 20 assists.
KDB = 304 crosses in 35 games (10 assists from crosses, 1 from a shot that slighy touched his teammate, and 1 more from a miss-timed shot that landed in front of his teammate).
KDB = 175 corners taken
Bruno Fernandes 2025/26 season:
Bruno = 177 crosses this season in 34 games
Bruno = 87 corners taken
Guess who's being accused of spamming crosses by twitter users.
Out of per 90 and total aggregate stats, Rice leads one stat among PL CMs… aggregated progressive carries.
For comparison…
Anderson leads 11 aggregated stats.
Bruno leads 21 aggregated stats and 5 per 90 stats.
14 - Bruno Fernandes has created 5+ chances in 14 different Premier League games in 2025-26. On record since 2003-04, only Mesut Özil has done so more often in a season (15 times in 2015-16). Relentless.
Bruno Fernandes Premier League stat(2025/26)
Assists – (16) 1st🥇
Chances Created – 1st 🥇
Big Chances Created – 1st 🥇
Chances Created from Set Pieces – 1st 🥇
Through Balls – Most in the Premier League. 1st 🥇
Chance created from open play - 1st 🥇
Key Passes - 1st 🥇
Most chances created across the top 5 leagues while playing only in the Premier League.🥇
Now show me a stat where Declan Rice or any Arsenal player (past and present) is as dominant as this.