Bruno Fernandes arrived at Manchester United in January and since then the Red Devils have looked a completely different side.
The Portuguese has been one of the best players on the pitch ever since his move to England and Ole Solskjaer has predicted that Fernandes along with Paul Pogba can form a formidable partnership at the club next season.
The United manager told Sky Sports: “Good players can always play together, so definitely, they can – it’s a big yes.
“I think it’s exciting… we do have an exciting squad. I’ve got Scott [McTominay], Fred, Nemanja [Matic]. There are many games coming up and I’m sure we can find a good connection between them. We’ve been discussing that as a coaching team of course, and we’re looking forward to it.
“Of course Bruno coming in, making the impact he made, it was a boost for everyone, the club, supporters and players. Getting Paul and Marcus Rashford back would be fantastic.
“Paul has had a difficult season with injuries, and Marcus as well is getting back. So for us, and for them too, this gives them a chance to start on a par or even ahead of other players.”
Will the Bruno Fernandes- Pogba see the light of the day?
Bruno Fernandes has clearly looked at home ever since his move to the Premier League but the same cannot be said for Paul Pogba since he’s tried to move out of the club, a number of times.
In fact, there have been heavy rumours that the World Cup winner could try and force an exit this summer with clubs like Real Madrid and Juventus interested in signing him.
And if Ole does have to let him leave, then the Man United fans might never get to see the Bruno Fernandes-Paul Pogba partnership in full swing.
The Premier League is set to return early next month meaning there’s a chance of both of them playing together.
But that would depend on whether Paul Pogba has been able to fully recover from his knee injury – a blow which has kept him out of action for almost the whole of the 2019-20 season.
The player is about to enter the final year of his deal at Old Trafford and still, there are no talks of him signing a new deal at the club.
