Bruno has made his decision regarding his future with Manchester United.
Bruno remains dissatisfied and has rejected Manchester United's new contract offer for the second time.
The Athletic, a leading English media outlet, reported that Portuguese international midfielder Bruno Fernandes has officially rejected Manchester United's new contract offer for the second time.
Bruno's contract with Manchester United expires in June 2027, but from January he is allowed to negotiate with foreign clubs about a possible free transfer.
The 32-year-old player is not in as good form as last season, when he won the Football Writers' Association (FWA) Player of the Year and the Professional Footballers' Association (PFA) Player of the Year awards.
Recently, he was dropped for the match in which United lost 0-3 to Bournemouth, reportedly after criticizing Michael Carrick's tactics. Negotiations over a new contract remain unresolved for the second time.
The Athletic stated, "Negotiations over a new contract for Bruno Fernandes, United's captain, have been ongoing since last summer, when the first offer was made and rejected by the Portuguese player."
"Most recently, Manchester United submitted an improved offer, but Bruno remains unsatisfied. Further negotiations are expected, with salary and contract length remaining sticking points."
"However, Manchester United holds an option to extend Bruno's contract for an additional 12 months, and the club wants him to continue as a key player."