Manchester United are considering selling Bruno Fernandes next summer, with INEOS set to trigger a contract extension to preserve his value.

Manchester United are assessing a potential permanent sale of club captain Bruno Fernandes next summer following fractured dressing room relations with head coach Michael Carrick, according to Football Insider. Contract extension talks have reportedly stalled after Fernandes spoke out and expressed frustration online amid the team's difficult campaign.
United reportedly intend to trigger an option to extend the 32-year-old's contract by a further year to preserve his transfer value rather than losing him for free. While clubs in the Saudi Pro League and Turkey are monitoring the midfielder, an exit is not expected to be approved until next summer.
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