Bruno Fernandes Rejects Second Manchester United Contract Offer
United remain in talks after Bruno Fernandes turned down a second improved offer, with salary and contract length still unresolved, sources said.
- Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes rejected a second contract renewal offer yesterday, leaving his long-term future at Old Trafford in doubt amid disagreements over salary and contract length.
- Negotiations that began over the summer have stalled as Fernandes remains unsatisfied with the proposed salary and contract length, according to The Athletic.
- With his current deal expiring in June 2027, the 32-year-old Portuguese midfielder will be free to negotiate pre-contract terms with foreign clubs starting in 50 days.
- Manchester United retains a 12-month extension option on the midfielder's current deal, which the club could trigger to prevent a free exit and block January negotiations with foreign teams.
- Incoming head coach Mauricio Pochettino faces an immediate challenge retaining the captain; Fernandes nearly joined Pochettino in 2019 while at Tottenham Hotspur before Sporting blocked the move.
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[Sports Chosun Reporter Noh Joo-hwan] Portuguese national team midfielder Bruno Fernandes is in the process of parting ways with Manchester United. It is reported that the Man United captain, Fernandes, has rejected the club's second contract extension offer. Although Fernandes' contract expires after the end of the 2026–2027 season, the club holds an option to extend it by 12 months until 2028. Man United, regarding such
Struggling Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has rejected a second contract offer from the club, British public broadcaster BBC reports.
Bruno Fernandez rejected the club's offer of a new contract, and his chances of leaving the team are growing rapidly.
Bruno Fernandes has rejected another contract offer from Manchester United, according to The Athletic. The parties have been in dialogue since the summer, it is said.
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