<h1>By signing Fred, United are getting a rising Star in Brazil and a popular player. </h1>
The 25-year-old is still a long way from the peak of his career. With Fred signing ahead of the World Cup, Mourinho will be delighted. Fred will also be one of the most talked about players in the World Cup.
Fred is the Red Devils' first player to sign this summer. Last season, he played a key role in Miner Donetsk, helping the team win consecutive league titles.
His best performance was in the Champions League group stage against Manchester City. This game also ended Manchester City's unbeaten momentum. In the first leg of the round of 16 against Roma, Fred also showed his ability to score goals. He helped Shakhtar Donetsk win 2-1 with a brilliant free-kick.
Unfortunately, in Italy, Shakhtar Donetsk lost 1-0 to the opponents, while Roma advanced to the quarterfinals with an away goal advantage. However, Shakhtar Donetsk's suspension of the Champions League round of 16 did not hide their strength in the league and Fred's light. In the Ukrainian Premier League, Fred's performance is very impressive, he is an indispensable part of Fonseca's men.
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For Fred, championships are a must-have in his career. </h1>
Fred was born in Belo Horizonte. In 2003, he began his playing career at Atlético Mineiro. Six years later, he left Mineiro for a season in Porto Alegre.
In 2010, Fred joined Brasil International, where his career took off. In all levels of youth teams, he is a key player in the squad. During his two years at Brazil International, Fred played 55 times for the team and scored eight goals. While winning two continental titles, he also won the South American Super Cup.
The excellent performance allowed Fred to attract the attention of European teams. In 2013, he moved to Miner Donetsk.
Like Fernandinho, who had previously played for Miners, Fred quickly adapted to the team's tactical system. In his Ukrainian Premier League debut, Fred scored two dollars alone to help the team win 3-1 over Chanomos.
Like his predecessors, he was named Fred — his full name was Frederico Rodriguez de Paula Santos. His ability to make a difference in the team has allowed him to capture not only the hearts of Miners fans, but also the hearts of domestic fans.
After Brazil's 7-1 defeat to Germany in 2014, Fred quickly secured a national team and competed in the 2015 Copa America.
In the final two group games, Fred was given the start. But then they lost to Uruguay in the quarter-finals and missed out on the tournament.
In a post-match urine test sample, Fred's sample was positive for doping, so he was unable to enter the national team from July 2015 to 2017.
In the beginning, fred's ban was limited to South American events. However, by 2016, FIFA extended its ban to the world, so he also missed club events for four months. Later, he clarified his innocence: "It's hard to understand what happened. But the suspension is over and you have to learn to grow in that time. ”
The suspension didn't stop Fred from growing into a top midfielder. Scouts from the European giants have also examined the player.
During his five years as miners, Fred played 156 times, scored 14 goals and won 10 major tournaments – including three league titles, three cups and four Ukrainian Super Cups. The Champions League and Europa League have also given him a wealth of experience in the game.
Fred was able to dribble and pass the ball flexibly with both feet. After Carrick announced his retirement, Fred was capable enough to fill the void left by the midfield master.
In a 2-0 friendly against Croatia, Fred came on as a substitute in the second half. After making it to the 23-man squad for the Brazilian national team, Fred needed to prove he could play a key role with his strength.