Trabzonspor are among the Turkish sides monitoring the situation of Bruno Fernandes, the 32-year-old Portuguese captain of Manchester United. He is reportedly evaluating his possibilities amid frustration over a lack of progress in contract negotiations. Fernandes wishes to extend his stay until 2030, but the club is reluctant to offer a deal of that length. According to a report from TEAMtalk, intermediaries have started to explore potential moves for the attacking midfielder. Fernandes joined United in January 2020 and has a contract until June 2027. The Portuguese international has earned 97 caps and scored 29 goals for his country. Fenerbahce, another Turkish club, is also observing the situation, although Galatasaray's interest has diminished. Saudi Arabian clubs also continue to be interested, but Al-Hilal is not expected to pursue him. While Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich have been linked with him in the past, neither is currently planning a move. His current market value on Transfermarkt is €35.00M. In September 2026, Manchester United's ownership reportedly established a sale price of approximately €50-60 million, while offers from Saudi Arabian clubs in 2025 were reportedly as high as €115 million.