After winning the PFA Player of the Year award, Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes was interviewed by the club's official media.

Bruno, congratulations. We're here at the PFA offices to celebrate your PFA Player of the Year award. How does it feel?

It's an honour, obviously. It's amazing. What makes me most proud is receiving votes from my fellow professionals week in, week out. They face me on the pitch and see what I do, so their recognition means a lot to me. I'm grateful for their votes.

What was your first reaction when you heard your teammates had voted for you as Player of the Year?

As I said, I was very happy. Obviously, sometimes players win awards because of fan support, but this one is special because it comes from my opponents—the people I face on the pitch every Saturday or Sunday. It means they think I've done something extraordinary. That's what makes it more meaningful.

Everyone knows your biggest motivation comes from your family. Today you're here with your beautiful wife, who has supported you quietly for years. How special is it to share this trophy with her?

It's incredibly special. At home, she deals with my emotions and frustrations—that's not easy. My children wanted to be here, but it's late for them now. They're waiting for me to come home so they can hold the trophy themselves. I think they'll be very happy when they see it.

So on a special day like this, I'm sure you won't keep them waiting too long, Bruno.

No, no trophy compares to them. They're always the most important. I think it's better to go home and rest because tomorrow is an important day for them and they need me to be fresh.

You've had many great teammates support you along the way. What role have they played in this honour?

Obviously, their role has been huge. As you know, I don't play tennis alone. I need my teammates to play well. More importantly, I depend on their excellent performances. As we often say, I create many chances, but ultimately my job is defined by goals scored. So this season, my goal contributions were crucial to winning this award. This honour belongs not only to those who scored, but also to those who created space for me, who made it possible, and those who provided the assists at the right moments. It's a collective effort that resulted in this recognition at the end of the season.

We've been talking about individual awards, but you were also named in the PFA Team of the Year. Do you have room at home for all these trophies, Bruno?

Ha, there's always room for new trophies. Obviously, I hope to add some team honours to my collection this season. That's what matters most. I think my teammates would rather win team trophies with me than see me win individual awards alone.

This year, you're not the only Manchester United player winning PFA awards. Jessica Sanchez was also named in the PFA Team of the Year for the women's team. What do you think of her abilities? How does it feel to win awards alongside another United player?

It's a great feeling. Obviously, she reminds me a bit of when I first arrived at Manchester United—someone who was needed to bring some creativity and make changes. She's been a spark for the team. From the moment she joined, she's performed amazingly and played at an incredible level. She's had an excellent season and I hope she continues to grow and improve to help the team even more. She's an outstanding player and she's still very young.

Indeed. Going back to your award—Manchester United players have won this ten times in history, but you're the first United player to win it since Wayne Rooney in 2010. Doesn't that show the club is making excellent progress, especially considering your efforts?

Yes, it's always good to see our club's name among these awards. Our players' excellence can't be separated from the club's support behind them, so it's very important for us. Going forward, I hope more of our players receive this recognition, because it shows we're doing well. As individuals, we want these awards to prove that we're helping the team and doing the right things for it.

Finally, I'll let you go to dinner at The Red Cafe. But before we finish this interview, a new teammate was just officially announced, and they've asked me to ask you—are you his mentor?

If it's him, then yes, I am. He's now a Manchester United player and I think he can help us a lot. He's young, full of energy, and has a very promising future.

That's really exciting. Well, good evening and congratulations, Bruno.

Thank you.

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