Bruno hoping for a special ending to Brighton career
The 38-year-old will call time on a 20-year professional career after this afternoon's match. He has played more than 230 times for Albion in seven seasons on the South Coast and there is a lot at stake as City will be crowned Premier League champions if they win.
Looking ahead to his final game, Bruno said: "We're not thinking to stop City winning the title, we're thinking about winning the game. That's it because it's our job.
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Hide Ad"We did the same last week against Arsenal. We were fighting just to be professionals and gave our best.
"We'll give our best on Sunday and try to get a result in front of our home fans, especially for myself to finish with a win would be really special."
Bruno's children will be mascots for this afternoon's game and it was his family who first knew of his decision to retire.
He said: "My missus already felt the decision was taken. After that, I told my son and my daughter, it was quite funny because on Sunday they're going to be the mascots.
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Hide Ad"My daughter was sad and said that means they are not going out to the pitch. I said that's Monday when I'm not going to be a footballer. On Sunday I'm still playing.
"After that, I told my parents. They have been behind me my whole life. It's been really special. They were so emotional as well because it's been a long journey and I'm really thankful."
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