Bruno Fernandes is a doubt for Portugal with a hip problem, raising concern over his availability for Manchester United's October fixtures.

Portugal manager Jorge Jesus has described Manchester United midfielder Bruno Fernandes's hip condition as worrying ahead of their Nations League match against Norway. Fernandes has missed training while dealing with the issue, which has affected him for approximately three matches. Jesus stated he prefers not to risk the midfielder against Norway to ensure he is fully fit for Portugal's upcoming fixture against Denmark.
The persistent problem raises doubts over Fernandes's availability for Manchester United's demanding October schedule under Michael Carrick, which includes matches against Tottenham, Atletico Madrid, and Leeds United. Fernandes reportedly played through the hip issue in recent club matches against Fulham and Brighton, adding to United's existing attacking absences including Amad and Ben Sesko.
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