Manchester United is growing steadily optimistic about their ability to sign Bruno Fernandes to a new contract, with a smart triple strategy at the core of their trust.
This season, the Portuguese midfielder has scored 27 goals, highlighting his incredible influence since joining last January. Furthermore, he has now given 16 assists in all competitions.
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Though Fernandes has a great goal participation record since joining United, he has also proven to be an excellent leader for his teammates.
As a result of his tremendous influence at Old Trafford, United have long wished to reward him with a better deal.
Getting Fernandes to commit, on the other hand, has not been straightforward. He's been curious about the club's course, including his belief that they must compete for the top prize.
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“At this club, we Cup semi-finals and lost to City, but it wasn't enough.
“That wasn't our moment – we needed to get to the finals and win them.”
e can't think about anything else,” he said. “United is built for trophies, and the whole atmosphere revolves around it.
“We got to the League
United, on the other hand, has now secured a spot in the Europa League final. The match against Villarreal on May 26 in Gdansk would provide Fernandes with an imminent opportunity to earn his first trophy with the team.
Furthermore, and possibly most importantly, the paper says Fernandes needs United to add two new players before committing to the club.
According to the paper, he wants United to recruit a new defender and a new midfielder to help them win the Premier League next season.
It has been reported that he would like to get in a ball-playing centre-half to compete alongside Harry Maguire. Raphael Varane and Pau Torres also seem to be a good choice for the ball.
And he needs the team to 'upgrade' their defensive midfield choices, with Fred and Nemanja Matic pale in contrast to other Premier League stars.
They say that this could prompt United to re-enter the race to sign Declan Rice from West Ham. He will cost more than £80 million, and the Hammers are adamant to hold him.
A large bid, on the other hand, might change their heads and give Fernandes much more leeway at the other end.
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