Bruno Fernandes Has Already Passed Judgement On £51m Man Utd Transfer Offer

**Bruno Fernandes Backs Manchester United’s Transfer Pursuit of Mason Mount and Joao Neves**

Bruno Fernandes has shown his support for Manchester United’s £51 million transfer bid for Mason Mount, highlighting Mount as a valuable addition to the squad. Fernandes’s endorsement indicates strong internal backing for this move as United aim to bolster their team ahead of the summer transfer window.

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Meanwhile, Manchester United’s £51 million bid for Benfica’s 19-year-old midfielder Joao Neves has reportedly been rejected. Fernandes, who has praised Neves’s abilities, believes his international teammate has the potential to excel at Old Trafford. Despite United’s interest and an initial offer of €60 million, Benfica is holding out for at least €100 million (£85 million).

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Fernandes has consistently praised Neves, first mentioning the possibility of his transfer to United last November. In an interview with Sport TV, Fernandes called Neves a great player with a bright future and expressed his desire to have him at United. During the March international break, Fernandes reiterated his belief in Neves’s readiness for a big move, pointing to interest from major clubs as proof of his quality.

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In other transfer news, Manchester United are still considering whether to activate the £21 million buy option for Sofyan Amrabat, currently on loan from Fiorentina. Manager Erik ten Hag is also targeting a striker to replace Anthony Martial and a center-back to succeed Raphael Varane.

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