Bruno Fernandes' future at Manchester United is under fresh scrutiny, with reports suggesting his teammates are concerned he may leave at the end of the season. According to The Sun, colleagues at Old Trafford worry the captain has grown weary of the 'shambles' engulfing the club.
The Portugal midfielder was linked with a move to Saudi Pro League side Al-Hilal last summer, with a reported £100million price tag, but opted to stay despite the chance to triple his salary. He admitted in an interview that the club was open to his departure, saying: 'The club wanted me to go... I don't think they had the courage to make that decision because the coach wanted me.'
Fernandes, whose contract runs until 2027 with an option for an extra year, revealed he held talks with director of football Jason Wilcox and CEO Omar Berrada in Malaysia. He said both indicated the club would not block a move but preferred him to stay, while then-manager Ruben Amorim wanted to keep him.
A source told The Sun: 'Some of the squad think Bruno has had enough and, to be honest, they don't blame him. He always gives 100 per cent and has been the club's best player since he joined.' The unrest has been compounded by Ruben Amorim's sacking this week, which has done little to lift spirits at the club.
