Bruno Guimaraes discusses Champions League, World Cup and where he wants to play for Newcastle United

Bruno Guimaraes is convinced that one day he will be lining up at St James' Park with the Champions League music ringing around the stadium.

That hasn't happened since 2003 on a fateful night when Partizan Belgrade won on penalties but the Brazil international was sold to Newcastle after assurances the Magpies will be back in UEFA's premier club competition. For now, though, Bruno - who looked sensational for 29 minutes against 1860 Munich - has urged for calmness and focus as the club prepare for their first full season under Eddie Howe.

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After what has been described as an "intense" week by Howe and his staff, Bruno joked that he felt "dead" after being ran into the ground. But soon the focus will be on the Premier League and where Newcastle can finish.

Bruno, speaking from the club's training base in Saalfalden, said: "This is only the beginning - we need to keep improving. We have played two games and we need to keep standards high.

"We can surprise some of the other teams, we have the quality I think we can do it. We need to work and do our best.

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