Former Manchester United star Mikael Silvestre says that head coach Ruben Amorim may have to let go of a number of important players, including Captain Bruno Fernandes
Ruben Amorim has received the Stark -Boodschap that every player of Manchester United is on the market this summer – including Star Man Bruno Fernandes. The Red Devil's Boss wants to renew his team during the low season.
However, with the club that falters on the edge of PSR limits, incoming transfers must be weighed by the sale of players. There are rumors that Fernandes from the event could go on his way, reportedly with Real Madrid from the club captain.
While Amorim has taken the idea of losing one of his most important men, former alternating defender Mikael Silvestre has warned that everything is possible in view of the financial position of the club. Silvestre spoke with 10bet: “You know the financial situation in which the club is located.
“To be honest, I think everyone is available for sale because they have to cash in on a few players. Despite that status of the best performer this season and the captain, I think if the right offer were to come, United would open the door, you know?
“It is a matter of the financial situation. They cannot definitively say that a certain player is outside the borders. So even Bruno could be shown the door and make his choice if the right offer came in.”
Despite the speculation, Amorim remains determined in his position that Fernandes is not for sale. In the run-up to the 1-0 loss of Tuesday in Nottingham Forest, the head coach stated: “No, it will not happen.
“That [becoming more competitive] Is the challenge. I want Bruno here, because maybe in the lowest moments of our season he … We want to win the Premier League again, so we want the best players to continue with us. “
Silvestre thinks the club should look inside for a replacement if Fernandes went on. He said: “I am not sure if it was expected that Fernandes would have played in this role, but Kobbie Mainoo was injured and Mason Mount has been out for a long period, so it is not clear how they would replace him.”
“I don't think they would be in the position to spend great, unless there are enormous transfer costs. At the moment, because you are rebuilt the team, I don't think the club should go again for established well -known players. At the moment I think they should look in their own home.”
In the meantime, the future of Mainoo remains uncertain at the club while he has a new contract cat. The conversations between the club and the midfielder of England have been going on for more than a year.
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