In the second part of an interview with Portuguese broadcaster Canal 11, Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has said he would like to stay at the club "until he is no longer wanted". And he said that in the future he would like to play for a top side in the Spanish or Italian league.

Manchester United future has been thrown into doubt, and the club already have a replacement in mind 👀 And #MUFC now look set to KEEP Casemiro, who is in line for a new contract at Old

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has pushed back against criticism surrounding his trophy record at Old Trafford, invoking Roma icon Francesco Totti as an example of how greatness should not

Fernandes flirted with glances of admiration from Saudi Arabia, holding concrete talks with Al Hilal over a multi-million pound switch during the summer before committing his future to United and insisting he would have only left if the Red Devils no longer wanted him around.

Reports claimed that Manchester United remain confident that they can sign the Portugal international as he is set to become a free agent at the end of the season, but Spurs may join the race with a w

If you believe Fernandes from an interview in November, the Red Devils' hierarchy would've accepted the money that would've come with a transfer this summer but were strongly shot down by Amorim. Good thing,

Manchester United skipper Bruno Fernandes admitted the club actually “asked him to stay” on two separate occasions, a direct contradiction to his recent tirade that claimed the Red Devils wanted him to leave.

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