The website "Fichajes" revealed that the German club Bayern Munich has included Manchester United's Portuguese midfielder Bruno Fernandes among its targets to enhance the attacking midfield during the upcoming transfer window.

The site explained that Bayern Munich views Fernandes as a primary option to compensate for the loss of other players, such as Florian Wirtz, and the club's management has already begun internal discussions about the possibility of signing him.

Fernandes is 31 years old and has played nearly 300 matches with Manchester United, during which he scored a significant number of goals and provided many assists, making him an influential leader in the English team. His contract with the club runs until 2027, with an option for an additional year, making next summer a critical period to determine his future.

The report indicated that Manchester United has rejected enticing offers from Saudi clubs, and the expected price for the player could reach around £40 million, with the possibility of change depending on the interest of the player's agent and competing clubs.

The same source confirmed that signing Fernandes would provide Bayern Munich with experience, leadership, and a strong attacking vision, in addition to creativity, goal creation, and contributions to scoring, which the team needs to strengthen its midfield after losing its previous targets.

The player's decision and the Bavarian club's attempts to strike an enticing deal remain the decisive factors, given Fernandes's current commitment to Manchester United and his desire to stay if he feels he is part of the club's future projects.