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Bruno Fernandes Offers to Leave Cash-Strapped Manchester United to Help Club Rebuild
- Manchester United lost 1-0 to Tottenham in the Europa League final on Wednesday night at the Estadio de San Mames in Bilbao, missing out on Champions League qualification.
- The defeat contributed to a financial shortfall and increased pressure on the club, which is now preparing for a summer rebuild under head coach Ruben Amorim amid a poor league position.
- Bruno Fernandes, United’s 30-year-old captain and top performer this season, stated he will stay until told to leave but acknowledged he might depart if the club opts to cash in on him.
- Both Amorim and co-chairman Jim Ratcliffe emphasized Fernandes is a key player they want to keep, with Amorim insisting, “He’s not going anywhere because I’ve already told him.”
- United’s struggles have increased scrutiny of Amorim’s role and heightened uncertainty about Fernandes’s future while the club faces its lowest league finish since 1974 and a necessity to raise funds via player sales.
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Man Utd transfer news LIVE: Fernandes willing to LEAVE, Cunha deal AGREED
MANCHESTER UNITED are preparing for a MASSIVE summer transfer window – and one huge deal has been done! Matheus Cunha will join at the end of the season, with United triggering the Wolves star’s £62m release clause. Elsewhere, Bruno Fernandes is willing to leave the club if the Red Devils want to cash in on him this summer. In other news, the English giants are willing to listen to offers for every player in the wake of their Europa League final…
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BILBAO, Spain: Bruno Fernandes has offered to leave Manchester United if the club need to cash in on him in order to rebuild after the heartbreak of their Europa League final defeat by Tottenham. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd
Bruno Fernandes offers to leave Manchester United saying it could be 'time to go'
Bruno Fernandes has said he is open to leaving Manchester United should the club wish, after their defeat to Tottenham Hotspur in the Europa League final on Wednesday night.Man Utd’s financial turmoil is well known, with co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe revealing in an interview earlier this year that the club “would have run out of money” by the end of the year if extreme cost-cutting measures were not put in place.These measures include hundreds of …
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