He’s won the World (2010) and European (2012) double with Spain, two Serie A titles with Juventus (2013-14 and 2014-15), finished runners-up in the Champions League with the Italian giants (2015) and won the Europa League with Sevilla (2016).
Yet never were his goals more valuable than in his first season in the Premier League last term at Swansea. The Swans slipped into the bottom three in Matchday Eight, stayed there until Matchday 22, fell back into the relegation zone after Matchday 31 but then climbed away from danger with four wins in their last five games - Fernando scored in all four, ending the campaign with 15 goals in 33 appearances in the Premier League.