BRUNO FERNANDES could not choose between Paul Scholes and Roy Keane – so included them both in his dream Manchester United midfield.
The Portuguese midfielder, 27, backed himself to fit perfectly alongside the two Old Trafford veterans.
Fernandes was asked who he preferred out of Keane and Scholes during a Q&A on the club website.
Keane scored 51 goals in 480 appearances for United, while Scholes racked up 155 goals in 718 games.
Both played huge roles in club’s success including the 1999 Treble-winning season.
Former Sporting CP star Fernandes could not pick between them – and decided to name them both in his dream midfield.
He said: “This is a difficult one, eh? I think the most difficult until now. So, I don’t know.
“If I can have both, better, because I need the guy behind me kicking everyone and recovering balls, like Roy Keane does, and have the quality to give the balls to the guys up front.
“If you look at Roy Keane, he’s the kind of player all teams. Teams play in different ways, but all the teams can have him.
“Doesn’t matter if you play in possession, in counter, you need a guy like this normally.
“I think Roy Keane is an excellent player and he can give me a lot of cover in the back.
“To play side to side with Scholes would be fantastic.
“If I can play with both, I play with Roy Keane in the back behind me and Scholes.
“Because me and Scholes can both go in the area scoring.
“We want to score, we want to be in the area, no? And maybe we will need Roy Keane at our backs.”
Keane would approve as he is a huge admirer of Fernandes, who has scored three goals and made four assists in nine appearances for United.
The 50-year-old claimed the midfielder’s “arrogance” has contributed to his super start to life at Old Trafford.
And Scholes, 47, has tipped Fernandes to follow in the footsteps of club legend Eric Cantona.
