Bruno Fernandes has reportedly held a ‘long meeting’ with Manchester United chiefs to discuss his future after being linked with a move away from Old Trafford. The Portuguese captain was said to be ready to quit the club after a disappointing season, with the Red Devils sitting eighth in the Premier League table.
The New York Times claim that the expectation is for Fernandes to continue at United after a lengthy meeting was held between the skipper and new decision-makers INEOS, who were represented by Sir Dave Brailsford, Jason Wilcox and Matt Hargreaves.
The 29-year-old and his entourage sat down with the United leadership team at their Carrington training ground last week, where it was made clear to Fernandes that the team will continue to be built around him.
He was seeking clarification over ambitions under Sir Jim Ratcliffe and co, with the playmaker focused on United becoming competitive and competing for titles once again.
