"It is quite obvious that Bruno Fernandes has stepped up his game. He is super important to the current Man United team, but I am not sure he is a necessity for the future. I think he is a brilliant footballer and he has improved, but I don't see him as a player who is improving the team in the long run."
"If Man United can cash in on him in the summer, I don't think they should reject the offer. But of course, it needs to be a big amount of money, but that money would help improve the overall team, as the club could bring in new players."
"I have always said that I think he is very egoistic. I still think he is, and I don't think he worked under Amorim. He couldn't play that role, but he has had more freedom under Michael Carrick."
Bruno Fernandes remains a target for Saudi Pro League clubs and could potentially leave Manchester United this summer if the club's project fails to convince him. Former United player Paul Parker suggests the club should cash in on their captain if offered significant money, arguing that while Fernandes is currently performing well, he is not necessary for the team's future development. Parker believes the funds from his sale could be reinvested to strengthen the overall squad. Additionally, Parker criticizes Fernandes for being egotistical and suggests a future manager might prefer to move him on, noting he struggled under Amorim but has thrived with more freedom under Carrick.
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