Bruno Fernandes has revealed that his daughter's requests are behind his Manchester United goal celebrations.
The Portuguese star proved to be an inspired signing following his January arrival from Sporting Lisbon.
Fernandes scored eight times for the Red Devils as they secured Champions League football.
And he has joked about his daughter, Matilde's, influence and demand on his celebrations and how she reacts if she feels like her father has forgotten.
“This is a long story!“ he told United's official website. ”In Portugal, when I was playing, and I started my second season in Sporting, my daughter was growing up, you know.
“Sometimes, me and my wife, we talk with her and she started doing like this [puts his fingers in his ears] after she started doing this. And so, I picked this to celebrate the goals for her.
“I need to talk with Sky because, every time I did this, it never comes [out] so, all the time, when I call her after the game she tells me – you don’t do it!
“I need to send photos sometimes, look I do it!” he laughed. “You see?
“Now she knows every time I do that for her. In the beginning, she didn’t know but now she knows, every time, it’s for her.
"Now my wife is pregnant and, every time, my baby asks me now you need to score two times, and, against Brighton, I scored two goals and she tells me: 'You just scored two but now you need to score three - one for me, one for the baby boy when he comes and one for mum!'"
