The Portuguese star Bruno Fernandes clarified his stance on his future with Manchester United, stating that his continuation with the team is contingent on the club's ability to compete and win titles.

The leader of the "Red Devils" hinted that he needs to see a clear and ambitious sports project before deciding to stay longer, according to the Daily Mail.

Fernandez has been one of the team's standout stars since joining in 2020, continuing to deliver impressive performances this season by scoring 8 goals and providing 16 assists, as the team strives to secure a spot in the Champions League. Despite these figures, the player understands that collective achievements remain the most important standard for him.

The Portuguese star pointed out that he had previously rejected a massive offer from the Saudi club Al Hilal last summer, which would have given him an incredible weekly salary, preferring to stay in Europe and continue the challenge with United.

With only one year remaining on his current contract, speculation about his future with the club is increasing.

It is noted that Fernandez has only won two titles with Manchester United in over six years, which strengthens his desire to see the team return to winning championships.

The club management is now required to convince its captain with a competitive project if they wish to retain him in the coming seasons.