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New contract wrapped up at Man Utd as Fabrizio Romano gives the ‘Here we go’ seal of approval

Bruno Fernandes contract. The midfielder is seen here in training with Paul Pogba at Manchester United

Manchester United are understood to have secured Bruno Fernandes to a new contract, tying him to the club for another five years and handing a handsome wages rise in the process.

United are preparing for what is likely to be the most important summer in their history. They are currently interviewing for another new manager, with Mauricio Pochettino and Erik Ten Hag the main candidates. Whoever gets the job will be their fifth permanent boss since Sir Alex Ferguson’s departure in 2013.

And the new man will be given a steep mission – to close the gap on Liverpool and Manchester City at the top of the table.

With working going on hard behind the scenes, United are in the process of deciding which players will stay or go. To that end, a report recently named 11 players likely to leave, with several big names on it.

However, one man they seemingly want to keep is Fernandes.

The player has been United’s best and most consistent star since a January 2020 move to Old Trafford. To date, Fernandes has 49 goals in 117 matches for Manchester United – a sublime record from midfield.

Indeed, there have been times over the past two years that Fernandes has single-handedly dragged United through games. To that end, he’s probably been – alongside David De Gea – their most consistent star.

Safe to say then that United’s initial £47m investment has been paid back, and then some.

Fernandes signed a five-and-a-half-year deal upon joining the Red Devils, with the deal still…

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