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Bruno Fernandes snubs second new contract offer from Man United in early headache for incoming manager Mauricio Pochettino

MailOnline reportThursday 12 November, 23:30 UKStrong

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Bruno Fernandes has rejected Manchester United's contract renewal offer, leaving him free to negotiate with foreign clubs from January.

Bruno Fernandes has turned down a new contract offer from Manchester United, a significant early challenge for incoming manager Mauricio Pochettino. The rejection comes amid the departure of head coach Michael Carrick and leaves the Portuguese midfielder able to open talks with foreign clubs as early as January, when the transfer window opens.

The situation represents a potential headache for Pochettino as he takes over at Old Trafford.

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