Bruno Fernandes has been dragged down by the ongoing crisis at Manchester United and has had a smaller role than in the past. He also made some pointed remarks after the collapse against Como in the UEFA Champions League, and…

AC Milan are reportedly monitoring Manchester United midfielder Bruno Fernandes amid friction and a diminished role at Old Trafford. According to Calciomercato, the Portuguese international would likely need to force an exit for a Serie A move to materialize, especially given his prohibitive €65 million release clause.
A potential permanent transfer faces financial hurdles, as Fernandes currently earns €10.2 million annually, far exceeding Milan's wage structure. Enrico Passarella of The Cult of Calcio notes that while Milan are monitoring the situation, the club would require a very favorable sequence of events to finalize any deal.
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