Manchester United have stepped up efforts to secure Bruno Fernandes' long-term future, with a new contract proposal sent to the club captain in May.
According to Fabrizio Romano, negotiations with Fernandes' representatives are still ongoing, with the two sides discussing the contract length, salary, and the €65 million release clause in his current agreement.
United's position is clear... they want Fernandes to remain at Old Trafford and have no plans to allow him to join Galatasaray this summer.
United Want Fernandes to Stay
The new proposal shows Manchester United's determination to keep their captain despite growing interest from abroad.
Fernandes is currently in the final year of his contract, although United have an option to extend his stay for another season.
His previous agreement contained a €65 million release clause for foreign clubs, but that clause has now expired.
The remaining negotiations are therefore focused on reaching an agreement over the new contract's duration and financial terms.
Fernandes has also indicated that he would prefer to remain at Manchester United, making the club's latest proposal particularly significant.
No Galatasaray Move Planned
Galatasaray have shown serious interest in Fernandes, with reports suggesting the Turkish club is considering a major offer for the Portugal international.
However, Manchester United are not currently planning for his departure.
The club's stance is that Fernandes remains an important part of their plans, while recent reports indicate that United would reject approaches for their captain.
That position gives Fernandes and United more time to negotiate a new agreement without the immediate pressure of finding a replacement.
For now, the priority is to settle the remaining details and keep one of United's most influential players at Old Trafford.