Juventus, AC Milan and Galatasaray have shown interest in Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes, while the English club has yet to reach an agreement with the midfielder over a new contract.
The Portuguese international has a €57 million release clause, which can be activated by clubs from outside England.
This situation could pave the way for a potential departure during the summer transfer window. Fernandes’ current contract has entered its final year, although Manchester United have the option to extend it for another season.
However, there is still no agreement on a new long-term contract.
Despite interest from other clubs, Fernandes is believed to prefer staying at Old Trafford, potentially even until the end of his career.
The Portuguese midfielder has previously stated that his ambition is to win major trophies with Manchester United. However, his contract situation could become complicated due to the club’s efforts to control its wage bill.
Fernandes could use his importance and contribution to the team as an argument to demand a substantial salary in a new contract.
At the same time, Manchester United will also have to consider potential offers for their captain.
Manager Michael Carrick, meanwhile, would hardly want to lose one of the most important players in his squad.
