It'll keep him at the club until 2026.
Bruno Fernandes has extended his contract at Manchester United.
The Portugal midfielder, who arrived at Old Trafford in January 2020, has signed a new deal with the Premier League club until June 2026 - with the option of an extra year.
Fernandes has scored 49 goals and 39 assists in 117 games for United.
He told Manchester United's official website:
“From the moment that I joined Manchester United, I have had a special relationship with the club and our amazing fans. I grew up watching this team, dreaming of getting the chance to play here one day.
“That dream is now a reality and an honour.
Bruno has revealed his aims for the future with the Reds ✊🔴#MUFC | @B_Fernandes8
— Manchester United (@ManUtd) April 1, 2022
“Even after two years, it still feels amazing to step out at Old Trafford, to hear the fans sing my song and to score in front of the Stretford End. It is a true privilege to wear this shirt and to fight for our incredible club.
“There is so much more that I want to achieve here, and I know that is the same for the rest of the squad and staff. More than anything, we want to give the fans the success that they deserve.
“We have shared some great moments over the last years, but the best is yet to come from myself and this team.”
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