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“We have accepted the offer since he doesn’t want to stay anymore…But this is not how football should be run, Man united is a threat to our beautiful game and FIFA have to intervene now”: Club manager confirms Man United bid for their ‘best player’ has been accepted and the player has already agreed to join the Red

“We have accepted the offer since he doesn’t want to stay anymore…But this is not how football should be run, Man united is a threat to our beautiful game and FIFA have to intervene now”: Club manager confirms Man United bid for their ‘best player’ has been accepted and the player has already agreed to join the Red

Manchester United have thus far completed four signings to reinforce the squad in the summer transfer window but they must focus on the current crop of stars as well.

Bruno Fernandes has arguably been the best signing of the post Alex Ferguson era and the Portuguese deserves a bumper pay rise.

The Seleccao playmaker has won the Sir Matt Busby Player of the Year award on three occasions and only David De Gea and Cristiano Ronaldo have won more than the “unique” talent.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Fernandes will eventually put pen to paper on a new deal. The renowned journalist told GMS:

“Bruno Fernandes will sign a new contract. The deal is 100% done and it will be valid until 2027 plus a one-year option.”

“I expect him to sign very soon, before the end of the summer transfer window. And Bruno will remain a really important player for Manchester United.”

As revealed by The Mirror recently, Fernandes is close to agreeing a Man Utd deal that will make him earn in excess of £300,000 a week, over £46.8million in the next three years.

An hour ago, The Athletic also confirmed that the former Primeira Liga attacking midfielder is close to agreeing fresh terms to stay at Old Trafford.

Under the management of Ten Hag, United have won both the domestic cups in England but the team is still not quite ready to challenge for the Premier League title.

Bruno Fernandes will have to be at his best for Man Utd to have any chance of challenging for the PL next season and as a motivation, a lucrative new deal would help.

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