Significant offers for Bruno Fernandes are expected this summer from clubs including Bayern Munich, Paris Saint-Germain and Saudi Pro League teams. CaughtOffside reports that Manchester United may be inclined to accept such offers, having observed that Liverpool potentially retained Mohamed Salah for one season too long.

Manchester United's official position is that Bruno Fernandes is not for sale, but the club is realistic that he is approaching the age of 32 and could begin to decline. Some individuals at United are concerned that this year could be the ideal time to sell Fernandes, who has keen interest from Paris Saint-Germain. Fernandes is aware that he will have significant offers from Saudi clubs. Consequently, even if United want him to stay, they might decide it is not worth making a significant effort to keep a player whose attention has been diverted.

Paris Saint-Germain are reportedly making Manchester United attacking midfielder Bruno Fernandes a top transfer target for this summer. Fichajes states that PSG are aware of the release clause in Fernandes' contract for European clubs and that manager Luis Enrique is keen to complete the deal. The same source also suggests Fernandes might be inclined towards PSG amid interest from Saudi Pro League clubs. The existence of a release clause for European clubs has been reported by BBC Sport, and ESPN state that Fernandes negotiated it himself. Enrique is said to be keen to sign him to play alongside Portuguese midfielders Vitinha and Joao Neves.

Goal.com reports that Manchester United are urging club captain Bruno Fernandes to remain with the team. A secret release clause in his contract, valued at £57m for overseas clubs, has prompted interest from Paris Saint-Germain and the Saudi Pro League. Recent reports have mentioned varied asking prices from Manchester United, ranging from €70 million up to £87 million.