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- Bruno Fernandes has been linked with a Manchester United exit, prompting bookmakers to price up next club markets
- Real Madrid (17/2) lead the betting, followed by Barcelona (12/1) and PSG (16/1)
- Any Saudi Club (28/1) appears as a longshot option but cannot be fully ruled out in today’s transfer landscape
Real Madrid lead the way to sign Bruno Fernandes this summer
Bruno Fernandes is being linked with a summer move away from Manchester United following another turbulent season at Old Trafford.
Reports suggest the Portuguese midfielder could seek a fresh challenge if the club fails to qualify for the Champions League, with their only chance by winning the Europa League.
UK Betting Sites have priced up Fernandes’ next club should he leave United and while no move is imminent early odds from Paddy Power show interest across Spain, France, and Saudi Arabia.
Real Madrid are the clear favourites to sign Fernandes at 17/2 with the market putting the Spanish giants as the main option.
| Bruno Fernandes Next Club | Odds | Probability |
|---|---|---|
| Real Madrid | 17/2 | 10.5% |
| Barcelona | 12/1 | 7.7% |
| PSG | 16/1 | 5.9% |
| Any Saudi Club | 28/1 | 3.4% |
What the expert says...
10.5% chance given on a move to the Spanish giants
Real Madrid are early favourites in the market with a potential midfield change happening at the Bernabéu in the summer window.
Barcelona are also in the frame, though their financial limitations continue to cloud any major moves, especially ones involving high wages and Premier League-level fees.
Further out, PSG may be seen as the most viable non-La Liga option, especially if they look to add more experience to a younger core.
United now 7/2 to win the Europa League this season
Manchester United are still in the Europa League and face Lyon in their Quarter-Final second leg with the tie up in the air at 2-2 following an exciting first leg.
Bruno and his teammates will be looking to put their 4-1 defeat to Newcastle behind them on Thursday with a massive win.
Losing to Lyon on Thursday night would be the end of United's season and leave the Red Devils with nothing left to play for.
