Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has been named the 'PFA Players’ Player of the Year' after an outstanding Premier League campaign last season.
The Portuguese midfielder was voted for by his fellow professional players, earning the prestigious award for the first time in his career.
Fernandes played a pivotal role in Manchester United’s campaign, producing a remarkable '21 assists' in the Premier League to set a new record for the most assists recorded by a player in a single Premier League season.
His influence extended beyond his individual statistics, with the midfielder playing a key role as United secured a return to the 'UEFA Champions League' for this particular season.
The PFA award adds to what has been an exceptional individual year for Fernandes. He had previously been named 'Premier League Player of the Season' and also won the '2026 FWA Footballer of the Year' award after his incredible performance during last season's Premier League campaign.
With his latest recognition, Fernandes has now completed a remarkable clean sweep of the three major individual awards in English football.
The 'PFA Players’ Player of the Year' award is particularly significant because the winner is selected by fellow players, making Fernandes’ achievement a strong recognition of his performances from his peers.
The award caps a memorable season for the Manchester United captain and further strengthens his status as one of the Premier League’s outstanding midfielders in recent times.
