Manchester United move to renew Bruno Fernandes amid interest | OneFootball

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·16 September 2026

Manchester United move to renew Bruno Fernandes amid interest

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Manchester United are already working on Bruno Fernandes’ contract renewal, although the negotiations have not yet reached a final agreement. The English club is looking to secure the Portuguese midfielder’s future at Old Trafford after the interest he attracted during the last transfer window.

According to information from Fabrizio Romano, talks between the club and the representatives of the 32-year-old player are ongoing, but they have been prolonged due to differences over certain clauses and possible bonuses included in the new contract.


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United want to tie down their captain

Interest in Fernandes did not go unnoticed by Manchester United. During the summer, Galatasaray, along with other clubs from Europe and Saudi Arabia, were reportedly interested in securing his services.

Given that situation, the Old Trafford side are looking to move forward with a new agreement that would allow them to keep the Portuguese player as one of the key pieces of their project.

Fernandes also continues to play a prominent role under the team’s coaching staff.

Bruno Fernandes remains important

The midfielder has started in the six matches Manchester United have played so far this season and remains a constant presence in the starting eleven.

His attacking output has also started to stand out: Fernandes has four goals, after scoring again in the 4-0 win over Sabah in the Champions League.

While the player continues to be a regular part of the team, the board are working to resolve the final details of his renewal.

Manchester United want to finalise Bruno Fernandes’ new contract, but negotiations over the clauses and bonuses are keeping the agreement open.

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