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Man Utd make Bruno Fernandes new contract next top priority after sealing Jadon Sancho transfer from Dortmund


MANCHESTER UNITED will reportedly prioritise a new contract for Bruno Fernandes after finally sealing their Jadon Sancho deal.

The Red Devils confirmed on Thursday that they will sign the Borussia Dortmund winger for £73million once his Euros adventure with England is over.

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Man Utd will look to hand Bruno Fernandes a lucrative new contract after signing Jadon SanchoCredit: AP

And Fabrizio Romano claims United will then look to secure the long-term future of talisman Fernandes after opening initial contract talks in May.

The Portuguese playmaker still has four years left on his current deal.

But United want to hand Fernandes a bumper pay rise to thank him for his incredible contribution over the past 18 months.

The ace only moved to Old Trafford from Sporting Lisbon in January 2020 for £47million.

But Fernandes has already clocked up 26 goals and 18 assists in the Premier League during that time.

United are now eager to ensure his head isn’t turned by giving him the wage he deserves.

However, the Red Devils are sure to continue scouring the market for new signings.

Indeed, reports claim United are close to a £43m deal for Real Madrid defender Raphael Varane.



The French centre-back’s Bernabeu contract expires next year, and United look set to snap him up for a bargain price.

However, a stunning Old Trafford return for Cristiano Ronaldo appears unlikely.

Juventus claim he has not demanded a transfer exit, contrary to reports.

And they are also keen for him to stay and see out the final year of his contract in Italy.

Man Utd wages revealed as Jadon Sancho becomes club’s second highest-paid star on £350k a week after £73m transfer


Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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