OneFootball x Martin Luke Brown: Any Man Utd success will be because of Bruno
As part of OneFootball's collaboration series with Shoot Music we're interviewing an artist about their love of football.This week it's artist, songwriter, producer, and Manchester United fan, Martin ...
Martin Luke Brown, a Manchester United fan and artist, started supporting the team after watching the 1998 World Cup and being captivated by David Beckham. He explained that his family wasn't into football, so he was a lone fan initially but later found a group of friends who shared his passion. Brown's favorite memory supporting United was the 2008 Champions League final against Chelsea, where John Terry missed the penalty.
He predicts that any success for the team this season will be due to Bruno. Brown believes that achieving a top four finish and a cup run would be a good season for United, considering the spending power of their rivals. He thinks Brentford and Brighton could also secure a top-four spot. Brown admires Brentford's manager, but he feels INEOS and other recent signings are less promising.
He'd like to see a dedicated athletic box-to-box player, like Declan Rice or Elliot Anderson, join the team. However, he believes Bruno will have the biggest impact this season. Brown's track "highest high" is out now, and his upcoming album "life & death etc." will be released on September 18th via Bright Antenna Records.
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