Galatasaray are considering offers for Bruno Fernandes

The Portuguese player is attracting significant interest from the Turkish giant.

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Galatasaray are considering offers for Bruno Fernandes

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According to a journalist, Portuguese player Bruno Fernandes is attracting significant interest from several clubs, perhaps most notably the Turkish giant Galatasaray.

Some press sources revealed that Galatasaray seriously considered offering the Portuguese player double the salary he receives with the English giant Manchester United.

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Galatasaray want to double their offer for Bruno Fernandes!

The air around Old Trafford is thick with anticipation, as Turkish champions Galatasaray prepare to make their move. This week, they are expected to formally test Manchester United's commitment to their captain, Bruno Fernandes, with a bold opening offer. The proposal is said to be worth a total of €50 million (£42.8 million), with performance-related add-ons woven into the package to sweeten the deal.

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At the heart of this pursuit is Dursun Ozbek, the president of Galatasaray, who has made Fernandes his ultimate target. His determination is clear, and the club’s intentions are backed by a lucrative personal offer for the Portuguese playmaker. Sources suggest that Galatasaray are ready to hand Fernandes a four-year contract that would see him earn a staggering €21 million (£18.3 million) net per season.

Bruno Fernandes' contract is nearing its end

Fernandes, now 31, finds himself in the final year of his current United deal, which pays him roughly £200,000 per week, though the club holds an option to trigger a one-year extension. According to Telegraph Sport, United remain firmly against letting him go, viewing him as essential to their future. Talks over a fresh contract are already in progress. Meanwhile, the €65 million (£55.6 million) release clause that would have allowed him to leave this summer quietly expired last month.