Manchester United drew 4-4 with Bournemouth at Old Trafford after leading three times in a dramatic Premier League encounter.
Ruben Amorim’s side shared eight goals with the Cherries, a result that lifted United into the top six.
Captain Bruno Fernandes starred with a superb free-kick, once again underlining his importance to United’s attacking play.
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However, post-match focus shifted quickly after Fernandes revealed frustration over the club’s handling of summer transfer interest.
The Portuguese midfielder accused United of being open to his departure amid lucrative interest from Saudi Arabian clubs.
Fernandes Speaks Out on United Future
Fernandes admitted money was never his motivation and insisted he never pushed for a move away.
He claimed the club appeared willing to let him leave, despite both he and Amorim wanting continuity.
Fernandes said family reasons and talks with the manager convinced him to remain at Old Trafford.
Still, he expressed sadness at feeling undervalued, stressing his commitment, availability, and loyalty throughout difficult periods.
Alongside Fernandes’ comments, United are reportedly considering a midfield double swoop following the Bournemouth draw.
Bournemouth’s Tyler Adams is admired by United scouts, though his injury could complicate a January move, reports Mirror.
Alex Scott is also on United’s radar, with reports suggesting a combined outlay nearing seventy million pounds.
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