The Portuguese has gone to be one of the most reliable midfielders in the United squad and United are eager to see him extend his stay at the club.
Man United are already ripping the advantages of pulling through a move from Sporting Lisbon for Bruno Fernandes as he has gone to become the club’s top scorer.
The Old Trafford side are reportedly offering to hand him a new deal which could see him earning higher than he currently does.
The contract which is believed to see him cash in £200k weekly spent with the club has been turned down by the midfield maestro.
It’s disclosed Bruno is still uncertain about the club’s plans concerning the transfer window and at such still considering his chances before penning any deal.
According to DailyMail, Bruno Fernandes is asking for assurance over the coming transfer window.
With such he would consider concurring to the mega deal United offer him.
The Red Devils triumphed over City in their last game and are hoping for a Victory on their next EPL clash.
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