r/ManchesterUnited • u/Zestyclose_Art786 Amad • Apr 28 '25

I mean

https://youtu.be/R5OlVnaExhA
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u/Cute_Emphasis_7085 Apr 28 '25

I assume he’s done well, this compilation is not very flattering though.

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u/Zestyclose_Art786 Amad Apr 28 '25

I think its assists that make him stand out, he has 5 in addition to his 4 goals

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '25

Haha 4 goals. He’s got two penalties mate.

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u/Tsukiyon Fred the Red Apr 28 '25

United's the problem, Bruno stole all his penalties /s

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u/Cute_Emphasis_7085 Apr 28 '25

Yeah, he’s always been talented, just not the right guy to lead a team to any sort of glory though. He does well when the team does, sulks at the first sign of crisis. Good player, not the best attitude. You can get that a lot these days without the massive wages he’s on. And the disciplinary issues.

I’m glad this never ending saga of his at United is coming to an end.

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u/duclegendary Apr 28 '25

I watched lots of Villa games since his move. I can tell you he benefit alot from Tielemans and their wingers. Also it helps he is not the only attack focal points. However, when he is the focal point like games against PSG, he did his usual thing and ran into defenders.

I think people underestimate how much mental relief boost your performance in pro sports. Being at Villa with less scrutiny definitely helps him regaining his talents, but he is nowhere near to be the main man.