Manager Ruben Amorim of Manchester United has quashed rumours linking Bruno Fernandes with a move to Real Madrid, affirming the midfielder is "not for sale." Despite financial pressures at Old Trafford, highlighted by Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s cost cuts and potential player sales, Amorim is determined to retain Fernandes. This decision underscores Manchester United’s commitment to maintaining team stability amid challenges.
United’s financial landscape reveals difficult decisions, as Kobbie Mainoo and Alejandro Garnacho might be sold to raise over £100 million. Fernandes, who recently extended his contract and delivered remarkable performances, including a hat-trick against Real Sociedad, remains pivotal for the club’s future. As discussions about players like Marcus Rashford and Antony swirl, Amorim’s emphasis on keeping core players could be crucial for Manchester United‘s success.
Key Takeaways:
- Bruno Fernandes is not for sale despite Real Madrid‘s interest and financial challenges at Old Trafford.
- Manchester United may sell other players, like Kobbie Mainoo and Alejandro Garnacho, to meet financial targets.
- Fernandes‘ recent contract extension and performance highlight his importance to the team.
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