Bruno Fernandes, the captain of Manchester United, has decided to postpone negotiations on the extension of his contract until the performance of Mauricio Pochettino, the new coach of this team, is determined.
According to The Sun newspaper, the 32-year-old Fernandez, whose contract expires next summer, has so far turned down two offers to extend the club's contract and plans to assess the team's conditions under Pochettino's supervision before deciding on his future.
This Portuguese midfielder is unhappy with Manchester United's poor results this season and some of the club's management decisions. Manchester United have sacked Michael Carrick and appointed Pochettino as their new manager after falling into the relegation zone.
"Bruno wants to see what happens for the rest of the season before he commits to a new contract," a source told The Sun.
"He knows Pochettino is a good coach, but he wants to see if the club supports him properly," the source said. Bruno and several other players believe that the conditions of this season were such that they were in a losing position from the start.
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