Manchester United to instantly reject European club’s audacious bid for Bruno Fernandes

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Manchester United consider Bruno Fernandes not for sale at any price, talkSPORT understands.The Red Devils will immediately reject any offers for their superstar captain amid interest from Galatasaray.Man United consider Fernandes not for sale at any price this summerGettyThe Turkish giants are prepared to make a £42.7million bid, but they are yet to send their approach to United.And if they do, the Red Devils have no intention of accepting it.Galatasaray are understood to be open to offering Fernandes a lucrative four-year contract at the club to try and tempt him. However, the Portugal international has not indicated to Man United that he wants to leave to date.The club don’t want him to leave either, with United not looking to even engage with any other teams over a sale.Fernandes did have a £57m release clause for foreign sides in his contract, but that has now expired.His current deal at Old Trafford expires next summer.Man United’s change of stanceThe 13-time Premier League winners will not be selling their skipper this summer amid transfer links, which also arose last year.In 2025, Fernandes turned down a massive £700,000-a-week contract with Saudi club Al Hilal to stay at the club.He made that decision despite feeling that United wanted him to depart, which was something he revealed in December.Fernandes’ future at Old Trafford was also a debate last yearGetty“I could have left like many people do and said, ‘I want to leave, I don’t want to train, I just want to leave for €20million or €30million , so they pay me more on the other side’,” Fernandes said.“But I never did that. I never felt in a position to do that, because I felt that the empathy and affection I had for the club were the same.“But there comes a point where, for them, money is more important than anything. The club wanted me to go, I have that in my head. “I told the directors this, but I think they didn’t have the courage to make that decision…from the club’s side, I felt a bit like, ‘If you leave, it’s not so bad for us.’ “It hurts me a lot. More than hurting, it makes me sad because I’m a player they have nothing to criticise about.”Now, a year later, Man United are set on keeping Fernandes as they head into the new Premier League season.