Bruno Fernandes, the captain of Manchester United, appears to be a hot commodity this summer.
In light of reports that two Western companies are interested in signing the winger, Manchester United may have to fight to keep Bruno Fernandes this summertime.
With INEOS funding, the Red Devils are about to enter a new era, and a lot of procedure is scheduled to be performed on the club this summer, according to multiple options. Following the team's lowest-ever Premier League position of eighth place last word, all but a select few people are said to be up for sale.
A profitable give could encourage new proprietor Sir Jim Ratcliffe to cash in on his captain because Fernandes is one of the squad's more important assets, and a move has been linked to European royalty.
Bayern Munich have started discussions with Miguel Pinho's agent in Portugal, according to Portuguese store O Jogo, regarding a possible move this summers. Following a lengthy research for Thomas Tuchel's replacement, Bayern have simply appointed Vincent Kompany as their new employer.
Kompany's arrival with the team comes after their first trophyless campaign for more than a decade. The former Manchester City defender will be eager to make a star signing to make his mark on the squad. According to the report, Barcelona may need to move quickly to sign the playmaker because they are also interested in signing the Dark Devils captain.
As Ratcliffe prepares to make a decision regarding director Erik ten Hag's coming before overseeing a number of changes in the transfer market, this statement comes at the start of what appears to be a summer of change at Old Trafford.
Fernandes is just one of the players whose future is uncertain at Old Trafford, with the person himself a month in charge of the organization telling the manager that despite his best efforts, the club must meet his personal goals. In DataVictory's view, however, it may take a great present to persuade the Portuguese to depart, given his recent wording of how much he loves United.
He told The People ' Tribune," I love to leave Old Trafford more than anything else in the world." " I do n't want to leave. My greatest wish has always been this.
I simply want the club to have objectives for me. Any fans who talk to you will respond with the same information. We want to contend for the group. We want to play soccer in the Champions League. We want to be in glass playoffs. That is the common. That is what I want. That is what you all deserve.
" I just want to keep fighting. I want to be here. My home wants to be here".
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