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Galatasaray's Bruno Fernandes interest and salary claim

Galatasaray are reportedly considering Manchester United's Portuguese player Bruno Fernandes again in January. The report covers the cost and salary scale of a possible transfer and the potential role of Rafael Leao.

Galatasaray's Bruno Fernandes interest and salary claim
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Galatasaray are reported to have Manchester United's Bruno Fernandes back on their radar as part of their squad planning for future seasons. The Turkish club's previous attempt to sign him reportedly stalled over the high cost, and they may make a fresh approach in January.

Manchester United are said to be unhappy with their results in the Premier League and the Champions League, while Fernandes reportedly wants to continue his career at a club with title ambitions. Galatasaray are said to be assessing the Portuguese player's situation and plan to make formal contact during the mid-season transfer window.

The reports suggest that one of Galatasaray's key assets in the negotiations is Rafael Leao. His national team teammate reportedly wants to speak with Fernandes and encourage him to consider the Galatasaray option.

Meanwhile, a TEAMtalk report from 22 October stated that Galatasaray had not renewed their interest in Fernandes and that there had been no new approach from the club's circles. Fernandes's contract with Manchester United runs until June 2027, but the club holds an option to extend it by one year. As a result, a free departure for the player at the end of the season depends on that option not being exercised.

Transfer reports also claim that if no transfer fee is paid, Fernandes's annual salary of 19.5 million euros could be partly covered through bonuses. Last season he set a Premier League record for the most assists by a player in a single season with 21, and he also won the 2025-2026 season's player of the season award.

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