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 The most recent piece of good news  for Manchester United and their fans is  the signing of talented playmaker Bruno  Fernandes to a new contract.  According to rumours, the Red Devils and  the Portuguese international have agreed  to a £50 million contract.  According to The Athletic, the Old Trafford  club has agreed to a new four-year contract  with the former Sporting CP star, which  would pay him £240,000 per week  (£50 million till 2026).  Fernandes has won the Matt Busby Player  of the Year award twice in the last two  years, although he has yet to win a club  trophy with Manchester United.  In his career, the 27-year-old attacking midfielder  has consistently scored and created goals,  with 26 league goals so far this season.

 

 

  If Erik ten Hag is appointed as Manchester  United's new manager, he is expected to  sign Antony from Ajax. The Red Devils  are on the market for a new manager, and  the Dutchman is presently the favorite  to take over. And his Brazilian's earlier  words suggest that a reunion between the  two at Old Trafford is a distinct possibility.  As the summer transfer window approaches , the futures of numerous Manchester  United forwards are in doubt.  Both Edinson Cavani and Jesse Lingard's  contracts are set to expire at the end of  the season, thus they are likely to go  for nothing.  There are also doubts about Anthony Martial  and Marcus Rashford, with neither player  able to reach their full potential after  the World Cup.

  David de Gea His best season at United since 2017-18 and, like that campaign, it is likely to be recognised with an unprecedented fifth Sir Matt Busby Player of the Year award. De Gea has produced several matchwinning performances but, like some teammates, is now spending international fortnights at Carrington. 8 Dean Henderson Contracting Covid-19 in July and De Gea's resurgence effectively wrote off Henderson's season. He has had three starts and all of them were in United's least significant games. A poor penalty shootout contributed to Middlesbrough's win in the fourth round of the FA Cup. 5 Aaron Wan-Bissaka Whether it is defending at the far post, pressing or crossing, Wan-Bissaka is worst-in-class. Whereas his subdued second season had flickers of life, his third has been lifeless and he lost his place not long after Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was sacked. Solskjaer looked to replace Wan-Bissaka with Kieran Trippier in the summer and must wish he had. 2 Diogo Dalot Ha...