Manchester United star Bruno Fernandes has explained why he thinks next season will be "much better" with a message to the club's fans.
Fernandes, 26, has spear-headed United to second place in the Premier League and the final of the Europa League this term.
The Portuguese has been a huge part of the Red Devils' rise back up the table, having delivered them to a top four finish last season in just his first few months at the club.
But now Fernandes believes he and his team-mates are on the brink of something special, and called on the returning fans to push in the same direction as the players and the club.
"We understand that together we can reach better things," he told BBC Sport.
"We have the chance this season to win a trophy, but second place is a huge improvement from last season.
"The most important thing for me about next season is being all together; club, players and fans pushing to the same side.
"If we all do that we could do many good things next season, which, I am pretty sure, will be much better than this one."
Fernandes' impact at United has been compared to that of Eric Cantona, who was a vital part of the side that won four of the first five Premier League titles.
And the former Sporting Lisbon man admits that being mentioned in the same category as those sorts of legends helps to drive him on every day.
"It is an honour to be compared with him because the impact he had was really high and he won many major trophies with the club," Fernandes added.
"When you are compared with this kind of big player, it is a good pressure, because I want to be better every day.
"Being compared with him, makes me work harder."
Fernandes finished the season as comfortably the club's top goalscorer and assist-maker, with 28 and 18 respectively.
However, the Portugal international insists that he does not "lift" the club on his own, and his success comes from the work of his team-mates and the "trust" they have in each other.
He went on: "I think with this club, [the best thing] is every single player together, not me. This is such a big club.
"It is heavy to lift this club. This comes from the help of my team-mates, they make me better every day.
"Of course, in the assists I have they help me with the movement, they help me with the quality on the finishing they have.
"I know I've done really well, but I don't lift the club for [by] myself. I have the support and trust of my team-mates, and that's what helps me do better and better because if they trust me, I know I can help them."
