Galatasaray ‘to move’ for Bruno Fernandes amid Man United contract impasse | OneFootball

Galatasaray have launched a high-profile push to sign Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes, seeking to capitalise on stalled extension talks with the English club, Fanatik reports.

The 31-year-old Portuguese international has re-emerged as a leading target across Europe after initial negotiations with United hit friction. Club officials are said to have requested a wage reduction linked to his age bracket, a proposal rejected by his representatives who argue his output merits at least equal terms.

Acting on head coach Okan Buruk’s tactical brief, the Turkish champions have monitored developments and are now pushing assertively amid the uncertainty.

To test United’s stance and persuade the playmaker, Galatasaray are preparing a package that includes an estimated €30 million transfer fee. Personal terms are drafted at up to €20 million per season, including performance-related bonuses.

With European rivals such as Juventus stepping back from high-cost operations, Galatasaray intend to present financial guarantees aimed at outbidding competing offers across the continent.

Source: Turkish-Football.com