Fred reveals his best game for United
With 204 appearances for Manchester United, it is safe to say Fred is an experienced member of the Reds' squad.
The Brazilian, who arrived at the club in 2018, has plenty of matches under his belt in our famous red shirt, but which was his favourite?
He was asked this very question during the latest episode of UTD Podcast - now available to watch and listen to on ManUtd.com and in the United App.
Fred earmarked three key games that have stood out most for him, but United's Champions League comeback win away to Paris Saint-Germain is the one that rises to the top.
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"It was a nice game," he responded when asked about the 2019 triumph in the French capital by UTD Podcast co-hosts Helen Evans and Sam Homewood.
"I don't know. I have a lot of games in this shirt.
"I think, against [Manchester] City, it is always a good game, a good atmosphere. The last game we won 2-1, the atmosphere in Old Trafford was unbelievable, unbelievable.
"So, when I scored against Crystal Palace, I think the atmosphere was amazing as well.
"But I think against PSG, because we lost the first game at home and we needed to win that game, and we played very well.
"A lot of players were injured and we can win that game and go to the other [round], it's unbelievable.
"I think it was one of the best games I played with the shirt."
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In his episode of UTD Podcast, Fred also discusses his love for the United supporters, the story of his move to Manchester, and even confesses his affection for superheroes!
It really isn't one you want to miss, so make sure you head to ManUtd.com and our app to listen or watch exclusively.
From 17:00 BST today (Wednesday 26 April) the podcast will available on all your go-to podcast platforms.