Bruno Fernandes’ future is discussed by Fabrizio Romano.
In an upcoming summer when they want to trade for the majority of their starting lineup regulars, Manchester United will be eager to hold on to Bruno Fernandes.
Even if he’s dealing with a dysfunctional side, Fernandes—who Erik ten Hag appointed captain last year—keeps showing his class and surpassing expectations.
Prior to Ten Hag’s appointment in 2022, the Portugal international signed a new contract, although it was conditional on the club’s goals matching his own.
There are similar questions marks today, with rumors circulating that he may be looking for a new adventure beyond this season, and it is debatable if that has transpired in those two years.
The issue has been updated by journalist and transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, who insists that Fernandes is satisfied with INEOS’s arrival and is open to remaining.
“Bernardo has always been extremely dedicated, and both Manchester United and INEOS are keen on keeping him on board,” Romano said GiveMeSport.
Staying put at Manchester United and keeping up the battle for the club’s badge has always been the player’s plan.
He hopes to be a part of their future championship runs. To put it simply, they’re great together.
When Liverpool go to Wembley next weekend to play Manchester City in the FA Cup final—a rematch of last year’s curtain-closer—Fernandes will be hoping to lead his side to victory.
But first, on Sunday afternoon, we’ll be heading to Brighton to wrap off the Premier League season.
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