Will love be enough? United face uphill battle to keep Fernandes

Manchester United FC skipper Bruno Fernandes has been linked with a move away from Old Trafford in the upcoming summer transfer window, and Red Devils boss Erik ten Hag has given his say on the rumour and anticipation of the Portuguese international’s future at Carrington Center.

There have been frustrations with his performances among fans lately, with many wanting him to retain the ball more and make passes to create sequences while he is well known for his let me have a shot at it approach. Irrespective of that, the game at Old Trafford revolves around him and his performances.

At 29, it is reported that he is frustrated with his current employers and that he wants to start winning silverware in the prime of his career. He has been linked with a move to Bayern Munich and Inter Milan, two clubs that have dominated the domestic circuit in their own countries, respectively. 

Bruno’s move is one of the very few marquee signings that has worked out for United, and his transfer is a hope to many that follows. United are set for a big summer under new ownership, and they would ideally want Bruno Fernandes to ensure the transfer window is followed by respectable performances.

Ten Hag insists Bruno Fernandes “Loves Manchester United” amidst transfer rumors

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag, following United’s 3-2 win over Newcastle United, spoke about Bruno’s future, acknowledging the love that the 29-year-old has for the club and how involved he is at Carrington. The former Ajax boss said (via. The Guardian): 

“No, absolutely, the club wants to keep Bruno. I have to see the interview; maybe [it’s] your interpretation, but everything I know from him is that he loves Manchester United, the fans of Manchester United, and to play for Manchester United. He gives always his best and is an example, even with his injuries,” he said.

“Bruno loves football and wants to win. That is how I would describe his character. I am very pleased with his performance. It is not easy when so many players are injured around him and he has to carry the team. He keeps at a good level and even a high level, especially in the spring, when he grew to a brilliant level.”

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Bruno has been the name that most United fans rep with pride on the back of their shirts off late, which shows the love that the supporters have for him. I hope that this is not the last time we see him wear the Red Devils badge.

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