"Fichajes" reported that the Portuguese star Bruno Fernandes, Manchester United midfielder, has decided to leave the English club at the end of the current season after feeling that the team's project no longer meets the desired sporting ambitions.

Fernandes' decision comes after a series of disappointing results, the latest being the loss to Brighton in the FA Cup, which deepened his sense that his role in the team has come to an end. The 31-year-old player believes that his best years cannot be spent in a project lacking real ambition, amid repeated sporting failures.

Bruno has always been one of the players most keen to take responsibility both on and off the pitch, even during the toughest periods. With increasing emotional exhaustion and loss of motivation, the player began seriously and systematically evaluating the option of leaving after the season ends, wishing to conclude his career at Old Trafford in a respectful manner.

Fernandes' contract with Manchester United runs until June 2027, with an additional one-year option, making any immediate transfer difficult. However, the player is ready to open negotiations if a suitable offer arrives, emphasizing that his priority is not financial but purely sporting.

Bruno Fernandes' departure will leave a significant leadership void both on and off the pitch, as he represents a steady leadership figure in the dressing room. The club realizes that replacing his role is not easy and that his impact on the team goes beyond individual performance.

The player's decision is considered a result of mature reflection, as he seeks to compete for titles and end his sporting career at the highest possible level. Manchester United is preparing for a decisive summer that may witness a comprehensive restructuring of the team, amid expectations that Bruno Fernandes will leave a significant mark on the summer transfer market.