There\u2019s a spectacular move for Bruno Fernandes in the works and two deals Manchester United recently made already look like masterstrokes, while Fabrizio Romano has provided the latest on Marcus Rashford and his proposed move to Barcelona.<\/p>\n
Galatasaray want Bruno Fernandes<\/p>\n
Man Utd<\/a> won\u2019t have to fend off just Saudi interest in captain Bruno Fernandes this summer, with Turkish giants Galatasaray readying an audacious move too.<\/p>\n Turkish clubs and Galatasaray in particular are no stranger to making eye-catching swoops of late. The signing of Victor Osimhen is perhaps the most pertinent recent example of that.<\/p>\n And according to the latest out of Turkey, Galatasaray are eyeing up an even bigger deal for Man Utd and Portugal superstar, Bruno Fernandes.<\/p>\n The upcoming approach was termed a \u2018daring\u2019 one and will be masterminded by club president Dursun Ozbek if he is re-elected in May.<\/p>\n Ozbek is plotting \u2018comprehensive changes\u2019 both on and off the pitch, and United \u2018superstar\u2019\u00a0Fernandes\u00a0is \u2018on his radar\u2019.<\/p>\n The first step Gala will take is establishing contact with the player, and if he\u2019s receptive, they\u2019ll begin to explore how a club-to-club agreement can be struck with Man Utd.<\/p>\n In truth, this appears an almightily audacious attempt from Galatasaray, but you can\u2019t knock them for trying.<\/p>\n FULL DETAILS: Bruno Fernandes to receive \u2018daring\u2019 approach from league leaders as \u2018superstar\u2019 Man Utd raid planned<\/a><\/p>\n Man Utd ecstatic with double deal<\/p>\n Saturday\u2019s 1-0 victory over Chelsea perfectly encapsulated why Man Utd were right to make two big-money moves last summer.<\/p>\n Matheus Cunha bagged the winner with United\u2019s only shot on target, while the winger he replaced, Alejandro Garnacho, floundered at both ends of the pitch. Aside from producing nothing in the final third, Garnacho was also guilty of failing to adequately track Fernandes who rifled across the ball Cunha drove home.<\/p>\n Selling Garnacho \u2013 a young homegrown player who did contribute his fair share of goals and assists \u2013 was a controversial decision at the time. But per the Daily Mail\u2019s Chris Wheeler, United are over the moon with the business they conducted.<\/p>\n Wheeler wrote<\/a>: \u2018By the time Alejandro Garnacho made his acrimonious exit from Old Trafford last summer, Manchester United had already signed the man who would take his place on the left side of their attack.<\/p>\n \u2018At \u00a362.5million, Matheus Cunha only cost a modest amount more than the \u00a340m United banked from Garnacho\u2019s move to Chelsea. But United knew they were getting a proven Premier League player coming into the prime of his career, while Garnacho still had some way to go to justify his high opinion of himself.<\/p>\n \u2018Here, on a night of contrasting fortunes at Stamford Bridge, the difference was clear to see.<\/p>\n \u2018While Cunha was converting United\u2019s only shot on target of the whole night to give Michael Carrick\u2019s side a massive win in the race for Champions League qualification, Garnacho was trapped in his own private purgatory.\u2019<\/p>\n The reporter added:\u00a0\u2018Garnacho had the world at his feet four years ago. He hasn\u2019t done too badly since, but there is more to come from him if he can apply himself the right way.<\/p>\n \u2018In the meantime, United have every reason to be satisfied with the trade they made.\u2019<\/p>\n Want more breaking transfer lines from original sources? Add TEAMtalk as a preferred source on Google <\/a>to your favourites list for news you can trust.<\/p>\n Marcus Rashford latest<\/p>\n Fabrizio Romano has weighed in with an update on Marcus Rashford and his proposed move to Barcelona amid talk the LaLiga giants could pull the plug and sign Brazilian wonderkid, Eduardo Conceicao, from Palmeiras instead.<\/p>\n