The English team is really frustrated by their poor season and it seems they will listen to offers for all their players.
Manchester United is gearing up for a complete restructuring in the upcoming summer season. With disappointing results in the current campaign and the addition of Sir Jim Ratcliffe, the Red Devils face the need to change their course, which will likely involve the departure of several players.
Despite the uncertainty, Bruno Fernandes emerges as a central figure who could lead the team’s revival. However, the Portuguese footballer made it clear that his stay is subject to the club’s desire.
“I will be here as long as the club wants me and considers me part of their future. If the time comes when they no longer want me, I will look for new horizons,” Fernandes stated in an interview with Sky Sports after the victory against Newcastle.
He made it clear that if the new club owner does not want him, he would be willing to listen to offers to move on in upcoming markets.
A key figure since his arrival
Since his arrival in Manchester in January 2020, Bruno Fernandes has proven to be one of the fundamental pillars of the team, standing out both for his scoring ability and his playmaking skills.
With an impressive record of 231 matches played, Fernandes has scored 79 times and provided 67 assists, establishing himself as a key piece in Manchester United’s scheme.
His commitment to the club is evident in his words, but his future will ultimately depend on the decisions made by the management in the coming months.
