Contract
Bruno Fernandes reportedly puts Man Utd contract talks on hold
The Mirror reports he has rejected a second offer; The Sun says talks wait until new boss Mauricio Pochettino has proven himself.
Golviva NewsroomUpdated
Manchester United midfielder Bruno Fernandes has reportedly turned down another contract offer from the club, according to the Mirror. The paper says the club now have to consider their options, adding to doubts about the Portugal international's future at Old Trafford.
The Sun reports that Fernandes will hold off on any further contract talks until the new manager, Mauricio Pochettino, has shown what he can do. According to the paper, the 32-year-old is disillusioned by a poor season that saw Michael Carrick sacked and the club drop into the Premier League relegation zone.
Golviva's valuation of Fernandes is €24.4m, against his market value of €35m on Transfermarkt. His contract runs until June 2027, and this season he has four goals and two assists in nine appearances.
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- Mirror — Man Utd facing huge Bruno Fernandes dilemma after turning down contract offer
- The Sun — Bruno Fernandes to SHELVE new Man Utd contract talks until Mauricio Pochettino proves himself to £300k-a-week star
Written by the Golviva newsroom from the reports below, with figures from Golviva’s own database. Spotted a mistake? Tell us. · How we report
