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Manchester United, Bruno Fernandes Begin Talks Over New Contract Amid Stalled Negotiations

ESPN reports United are seeking to retain their captain as discussions on an extension face early hurdles.

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Manchester United have opened discussions with midfielder Bruno Fernandes over a new contract, according to a report from ESPN's Transfer Talk column.

The report states that the club "want to retain" the Portuguese international, who currently serves as team captain, and have "begun talks over a new contract."

According to ESPN, the negotiations have "stalled," though the report does not specify the reasons for the delay or provide further details on the terms being discussed.

Fernandes has been a key figure for Manchester United since joining the club in January 2020, and has served as captain in recent seasons.

ESPN's Transfer Talk column did not provide additional information on the timeline for a potential resolution to the contract talks, or comment from either Manchester United or Fernandes' representatives.

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