Bruno Fernandes set a record and became the leader in the assist ranking in the Premier League, with 21 decisive passes in the 2025/26 season.
Radu Burcă
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On Sunday, in the final stage of the Premier League season, Bruno Fernandes delivered a remarkable performance in the match between Brighton and Manchester United. The Portuguese star provided an exceptional assist for Patrick Dorgu in the 33rd minute, thus breaking the record for the most assists in a Premier League season. With 21 assists, Fernandes surpassed Thierry Henry and Kevin De Bruyne, setting a new standard in English competition. This achievement highlights his significant impact on the team and his contribution to Manchester United's success this season. His record has been confirmed by various sources, including the Squawka Twitter account, which emphasized the importance of this achievement in Premier League history.
Sources
Bruno Fernandes, performanță remarcabilă în Premier League! I-a depășit pe Thierry Henry și Kevin De Bruyne
Bruno Fernandes a scris istorie în Premier League " Recordul stabilit de căpitanul lui Manchester United
Fernandes claims Premier League assist record outright ahead of Henry and De Bruyne
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