Team Talk reported on Bayern Munich's interest in Manchester United's Bruno Fernandes as a potential alternative after failing to secure Florian Wirtz. Bayern Munich might consider making a move for Manchester United's Bruno Fernandes, given their admiration for him, and are eager to initiate discussions with Manchester United's representatives regarding a possible deal. Manchester United is in a position where selling multiple players is necessary to finance the club’s summer rebuild, but they are firm in their stance against selling Fernandes at a low price. It would require an offer exceeding £100m for them to entertain the idea of a sale. Bayern Munich lost out to Liverpool in the competition to sign Florian Wirtz, who is set to join the Reds for a fee of €150m (£126m). As a result, Bayern have shifted their focus to Fernandes, identifying him as a prime candidate to occupy the attacking midfielder position. Although Fernandes is content at Old Trafford, the imperative for Manchester United to offload players for their rebuild might lead to his reluctant sale if Bayern meets the required price. Nonetheless, there is uncertainty surrounding Bayern's willingness to meet the over £100m valuation, particularly given that Fernandes is eight years senior to Wirtz.