Apple of discord. Internal conflict erupts at Manchester United over Bruno Fernandes
Bruno's future at Manchester remains shrouded in mystery.
Details: According to CaughtOffside, a genuine conflict has broken out within Manchester United regarding the situation surrounding Bruno Fernandes's new contract.
Sources report that the squad has split into two camps: some believe the club must extend Bruno Fernandes's contract, while others are convinced the Portuguese midfielder should be sold, which would boost the team's budget and allow for a midfield overhaul and rejuvenation.
Meanwhile, no final decision regarding Bruno's future has been made by either the player or club management.
The source emphasizes that tensions within Manchester United are running high due to the ongoing situation, with many fearing it could impact the team's performances.
Bruno Fernandes joined Manchester United from Sporting back in 2020 for €65 million. This season, the Portuguese playmaker has featured in 30 matches for the Red Devils, netting 8 goals and providing 17 assists. His current deal with United runs through the summer of 2027, and his transfer value is estimated at €40 million by Transfermarkt.
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