Manchester United has declared captain Bruno Fernandes "untouchable," shutting down rumors of a potential move to Galatasaray or other clubs. The midfielder is happy to stay and lead United, with new contract talks reportedly underway.
Fabrizio Romano has confirmed that while Galatasaray did indeed make an approach for the Portuguese international, they were not the only ones. European and Saudi clubs also attempted to sign Fernandes before and during the World Cup.
However, Manchester United's stance has been unwavering. Fernandes is considered a crucial player, and the club has no intention of letting him go this summer. He himself is reportedly eager to remain at Old Trafford and help the team secure Champions League football.
Adding to the clarity, Romano noted that any release clause in his contract that might have been valid over the summer transfer window has now expired, further solidifying his commitment to the club.
With Fernandes set to stay, Manchester United is now focused on negotiating a new contract for their captain, signaling a long-term commitment to the player.
