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‘That’s why he’s captain’, say Man Utd fans as Bruno Fernandes shares touching message after gift from Scott McTominay


BRUNO FERNANDES has shared a touching message after receiving a gift from Scott McTominay.

The Manchester United captain was surprised by his ex-team-mate after facing him during the international break.

Bruno Fernandes has been hailed for his touching message to Scott McTominayCredit: Alamy
The Manchester United captain was gifted a Napoli shirt by his former team-mateCredit: Instagram @brunofernandes8

McTominay’s Scotland welcomed Portugal to Hampden Park in the Nations League on Tuesday night.

Both he and Fernandes played the full 90 minutes in a goalless draw.

After the match, McTominay gifted his former skipper a Napoli shirt with his name and number on the back.

The 27-year-old left the Red Devils to join the Italian side in the summer in a £25million deal.

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Fernandes shared a snap of the gift to his Instagram story along with a touching message.

He wrote: “The name that’s conquered the heart of Napoli,” to the delight of United fans.

Reacting to their interaction, one supporter commented: “That’s why he’s the captain.”

Meanwhile, another added: “This is beautiful.”

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McTominay and Fernandes made 171 appearances together for United as well as winning both the FA Cup and Carabao Cup under Erik ten Hag.

The Scot has continued to have success since penning a four-year deal with Napoli.

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He has scored twice in five appearances across all competitions for the Serie A leaders.

As for Fernandes, he is yet to score in 11 appearances so far this term.

His woes have contributed to United’s slow start to the campaign, with Ten Hag’s side sitting 14th in the Premier League.

They have also already lost three of their opening seven league matches.

Fernandes will be hoping to kickstart the season this weekend as United return to action against Brentford on Saturday.

Fernandes and McTominay faced each other as Scotland and Portugal met on TuesdayCredit: Alamy


Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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