Why does Bruno love this moment in Moscow so much?
“The game I would like to watch would be the game where I scored my first goal, against Watford,”
Bruno added.
“I want to feel – not exactly how I would feel in the game – but I can feel the game, the atmosphere and everything when I score.
“[If I watch this] I can have the motivation to keep training and keep the focus on the return of the game [after the COVID-19 pandemic].”
Bruno’s not the only Portuguese Red who bore witness to one of our great nights, years before signing for the club.
Just last week, Nani – a man who played a key part in our penalty success in Russia – revealed that, after watching our last-gasp 1999 Champions League final win, he’d told a friend that he’d go on to play for the Reds one day.
Eight years later, that promise came true.
