Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes is reportedly reconsidering his future at the club amid mounting turbulence both on and off the pitch.
Fernandes is growing increasingly frustrated with United’s slide in performances and the club’s inability to provide consistency, leading to speculation that he could ultimately walk away.
The questions surrounding his role, ambition and position within the squad come during what is shaping up to be a disastrous season for the Red Devils.
The Premier League giants are currently struggling in the bottom half of the Premier League table after their latest defeat against city rivals Manchester City.
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A 3-0 defeat at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday highlighted United’s problems even further and raised questions not only about their quality and their chances of achieving their goals this season but also about the future of the manager as well as their most influential player right now.
Former United chief scout Mick Brown has sparked speculation about the Portuguese midfielder’s future at Old Trafford and claimed that a move to Saudi Arabia in the near future cannot be ruled out.
Brown told Football Insider:
“I would fully expect that Saudi interest to continue. It hasn’t really gone away.
“There was talks held with his agent and everything else, but Fernandes decided to stay at Manchester United.
“He is happy at United right now, but I think a lot will depend on how Man United do this season.
“If they were to endure another struggle in the Premier League and everything else, then Fernandes could reconsider his position at the end of the season and move on.
“If Fernandes does decide to move, look, there’s been no shortage of interest from the Saudi Pro League.
“Look, once the World Cup and everything is done next year, if Man United still are not showing any progress under Amorim, that will maybe go along with deciding Fernandes’ future and what he wants to do.”
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