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

Manchester United are reportedly considering selling club captain Bruno Fernandes next summer following a breakdown in relations with head coach Michael Carrick. Disillusioned with recent turbulence at Old Trafford, Fernandes has publicly criticized the manager and seen talks over a new contract stall. The club's hierarchy and INEOS are now open to cutting ties with the 32-year-old midfielder if a suitable permanent transfer offer arrives.
Fernandes' current contract runs until 2027, but Manchester United hold an option to trigger a one-year extension. The club intends to activate this clause specifically to protect his transfer value and avoid losing him on a free transfer. While clubs from the Saudi Pro League and Turkey retain interest for January, an exit is not expected to be sanctioned until the summer window.
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