“No keeper can be able to catch that. What is Bruno cooking?Man Utd fans where shocked and terrified after Bruno Fernandes latest videos when he is trying new crazy penalty technique

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has once again sent shockwaves through the football world — this time not with a goal, but with a jaw-dropping penalty technique that left fans both stunned and slightly terrified.

In a recent training session video released by the club, Fernandes was seen experimenting with a bold, unorthodox penalty style that immediately sparked conversation online. The footage quickly went viral, with supporters and pundits alike reacting to what could be the latest evolution in the midfielder’s famous penalty-taking routine.

“No keeper can be able to catch that. What is Bruno cooking?” one fan commented, as clips showed Fernandes taking a stuttering run-up before striking the ball with an unpredictable swerve and bounce — leaving the goalkeeper completely rooted to the spot.

The video, which has already clocked millions of views on social media, shows the Portuguese star perfecting a technique that mixes his trademark hop-step with an audacious disguised finish, designed to completely wrong-foot goalkeepers. Even Manchester United’s own keepers reportedly struggled to read his movements during the session.

After the footage surfaced, Fernandes was asked about the new move in a lighthearted press conference appearance. Smiling, the midfielder teased:

“We’re always working on new things to surprise the opponent. It’s part of the game, and you never know when you’ll need a little bit of magic.”

United fans, however, had mixed emotions — some thrilled by the creativity, others nervously imagining the high-stakes scenarios where such a risky technique could be unleashed.

“Terrified and impressed in equal measure,” one supporter posted. “If he pulls that off in a final, it’s going to be iconic.”

Bruno Fernandes has built a reputation as one of Europe’s most reliable penalty takers, with a record of calm, composed finishes. This new technique might just be his boldest move yet, and it remains to be seen whether he’ll test it under the pressure of a packed stadium.

For now, fans can only watch in awe and wonder what exactly Bruno is ‘cooking’ — and whether goalkeepers should start getting very, very worried.