According to reports by AFP, as reported by Citizen Digital, Manchester United’s head coach Ruben Amorim has firmly put an end to speculation about Bruno Fernandes’ future, stating that the midfielder will not be leaving the club this summer. Fernandes, the club’s captain, has been central to United’s success this season, continuing his fine form after extending his contract until 2027 last August.
Despite reports linking him to a move to Real Madrid over the weekend, Amorim was clear in his response when asked about the rumours during a press conference before their upcoming Premier League match against Nottingham Forest.
Amorim, who previously managed Sporting CP, expressed certainty when he said, “No, it’s not going to happen.” He further added, “He’s not going anywhere because I’ve already told him.” His direct and confident message to the media underscored the coach’s stance. Amorim’s tone and the spark in his eyes suggested he was enjoying putting an end to the transfer talk.
Fernandes has been a key player for United, scoring 16 goals and providing crucial assists across all competitions. His most notable performance was a hat-trick in the Europa League win over Real Sociedad, adding to his tally of goals and assists in the Premier League, where only Mohamed Salah and Erling Haaland have outperformed him this season.
Despite United’s challenges in the league, currently sitting in 13th place before facing third-placed Nottingham Forest, Amorim continued to highlight Fernandes’ importance to the team.
The coach, who has been supportive of Fernandes throughout the season, emphasized that the player’s commitment to the club was unwavering. “We want to win the Premier League again, so we want the best players to continue with us,” Amorim said, noting that although Fernandes is 30 years old, his durability and consistency make him an invaluab
Fernandes plays an impressive 55 games a season and contributes both goals and assists regularly.Amorim’s faith in Fernandes has been echoed by other figures at the club, including previous manager Erik ten Hag.
The Portuguese midfielder’s leadership qualities, despite sometimes showing frustration on the pitch, are seen as signs of his passion and desire to succeed with Manchester United.
Amorim praised Fernandes’ mentality, noting that his strong emotions were a reflection of his drive to achieve success with the club.
“Sometimes the frustration you see… is a sign he wants this so bad. This is the kind of player we want,” Amorim concluded.
The confirmation that Fernandes will not be leaving Old Trafford anytime soon brings relief to United fans who have seen their captain consistently deliver top performances for the club.
As United looks to improve their standing in the league, the role of their star player will remain pivotal in their pursuit of success in both domestic and European competitions.
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