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‘We’d like him to stay’: Manchester United’s Berrada hints at Bruno Fernandes doubts

The Guardian UK Thursday 04 June 2026, 18:25 UTC By Jamie Jackson 1 min read
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CEO praises ‘great leader’ who knows club’s valuesCaptain’s mixed messages have raised doubts on futureOmar Berrada has not ruled out Bruno Fernandes leaving Manchester United in the summer, though the chief executive is adamant the club wants the captain to stay. The 31-year-old Fernandes was voted the Football Writers’ Footballer of the Year after making a record-breaking 21 assists in the Premier League but has offered mixed messages about his future.

  • CEO praises ‘great leader’ who knows club’s values

  • Captain’s mixed messages have raised doubts on future

Omar Berrada has not ruled out Bruno Fernandes leaving Manchester United in the summer, though the chief executive is adamant the club wants the captain to stay.

The 31-year-old Fernandes was voted the Football Writers’ Footballer of the Year after making a record-breaking 21 assists in the Premier League but has offered mixed messages about his future.

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