Man United’s captain Bruno Fernandes says he has been crying since hearing what the doctor said about Ayden Heaven’s injury.

Bruno Fernandes has shared an emotional reaction following his spectacular goal in Manchester United’s latest match. While his stunning strike grabbed headlines, the Portuguese midfielder admitted he is struggling to find joy due to distressing news about Ayden Heaven’s injury.

Speaking to reporters, Fernandes revealed his heartbreak, saying, “Even though I scored a beautiful goal, I can’t be happy because of what the doctor told me about Ayden Heaven’s injury. I’ve been crying since I heard.” His raw emotions have left fans deeply concerned about the severity of the young defender’s condition, as no official details have been released. However, Fernandes’ reaction suggests the injury could be serious.

Heaven, an 18-year-old defender who has quickly become a promising figure in Erik ten Hag’s squad, has impressed many with his energy and composure on the field. His Premier League debut, unfortunately, took a turn for the worse when he had to be stretchered off early in the second half after colliding with Leicester City’s Patson Daka. The sight of him leaving the pitch with his foot in a brace has sparked fears about a lengthy recovery period, despite reports that he did not require hospitalization and was able to walk unaided.

Manchester United supporters have flooded social media with messages of support, hoping for positive news regarding his condition. The injury comes at a difficult time for the team, with several defenders already unavailable and the club fighting for consistency in both domestic and European competitions.

Fernandes, who played a pivotal role in the match, has previously spoken out about the impact of fixture congestion on players, warning of the physical toll it takes. With the squad already stretched thin, losing another young talent like Heaven could be a significant blow.

Fans now wait anxiously for an official update, hoping the setback isn’t as serious as feared and that Heaven will return to action sooner rather than later.