Bruno tops impressive PL creative charts despite ‘slow’ start to season

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The Man United midfielder has created 45 goal-scoring chances in 16 appearances, averaging nearly 3 per game.


He’s ahead of Liverpool defender Trent Alexander-Arnold (44) as well as Mo Salah (33) in the chance creation rankings.



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