Sources such as Sky Sports, The Daily Telegraph, The Athletic and well-known journalist Romano have confirmed that Manchester United and Bruno Fernandez have reached an agreement on a contract extension, B fee will sign a 5-year contract, and the weekly salary has also been greatly improved.
Romano update tweeted: "Bruno Fernandez's contract extension will be signed and completed in the coming days/weeks. It was confirmed yesterday that there are only a few details left now, which will be resolved soon.
Bruno was happy to stay and United offered him a longer contract and a higher salary.
Sky Sports reports that Manchester United and B Fee will sign a long contract for a period of five years until the summer of 2027, with the official announcement to be announced after the international match day. The Red Devils 18's salary will be significantly improved (it is revealed that the weekly salary will be from £100,000 to £240,000).
Manchester United have long negotiated a contract extension with B fee agent Miguel Pinho, which was interrupted at the end of last year, but recently the negotiations have made a breakthrough, and Manchester United regard B fee as a key figure in the team.
In the Winter Transfer Window of January 2020, United signed a B fee from Sporting Portugal for €55 million, when they signed until June 2025, plus a one-year extension option with a weekly salary of £100,000.
Over the past two years, B Fee has been an absolute workhorse under both Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Ronnick, playing 117 games for the league so far, contributing 49 goals, 39 assists and 88 goals.
Since B Fee joined, he has led premier League midfielders in multiple attacks: 653 attacking three-zone passes (2nd)
230 shots on goal (1st)
201 chances (1st) 35 goals (1st)
25 assists (1st)
From leading Manchester United in the second half of the 2019-20 season to the third entry into the Champions League, to the runner-up of the Premier League last season, B Fee is undoubtedly the most decisive player for Manchester United in the same period. His professionalism, morale, goals and assists stats, and a weekly salary of £100,000 are not enough to reflect his value, especially considering that many players in the Red Devils generally pay more than him.
Of course, there is no doubt that B Fee is not a perfect player. His style of play is a double-edged sword, and too much pursuit of the immediate threat of attack and a large number of losses of ball power are also one of the reasons why the Red Devils' already unstable defensive moments are under pressure. How to better use the B fee and reflect the value of the big B brother will be a point that the head coach needs to seriously consider the trade-off.
Devil Shao fully agrees that B Fee is one of The most important players in Manchester United, but is his contract extension a very urgent job for the Red Devils at the moment? Personally, I think it is not, there are still 3 and a half years to expire, and it can be extended to 4 and a half years. There are still many players with 1-2 years left in the contract period, and their whereabouts are retained, shouldn't the club confirm earlier?
Mo Shao's doubts about the B fee renewal are: Does the club have enough planning and communicate with the potential new coach about the positioning of the B fee? If the new manager trusts B Fee, then of course there is no problem with a contract extension. But if he doesn't think that B fee has core qualities, then what is the significance of the salary increase? In this matter, we should listen to the opinions of the new coach.
Portugal beat Turkey 3-1 in this morning's World Cup European play-offs, with Ronaldo, B Fee and Dalot all starting.
On March 30, Portugal will compete with North Macedonia, who eliminated Italy, for a Place in the World Cup final. Whether CR7's 5th World Cup journey can be started depends on the life-and-death showdown after 5 days.