Bayern Munich is reportedly confident that they can persuade Bruno Fernandes to leave Manchester United and form a deadly partnership with Harry Kane. According to The Independent, Bayern Munich believes they can attract Fernandes to the Bundesliga by capitalizing on the midfielder’s disappointment with the current situation at Old Trafford. Fernandes, aged 29, is said to be contemplating his future at United as he aims to win major titles during the peak of his career, and Bayern believes they can convince him to face a new challenge.  The article also suggests that United’s leadership would be willing to negotiate Fernandes’ transfer as they strive to adhere to Profit and Sustainability requirements and undergo a squad restructuring. This potential transfer could also play a role in persuading manager Thomas Tuchel to stay at Bayern, as he has expressed a desire for additional creative options in the squad if he continues to lead the team in the upcoming campaign. The potential combination of Fernandes and Kane adds further allure to Bayern’s transfer plans. The English striker has had an impressive goal-scoring record in Germany, scoring 44 goals in 45 matches, and the presence of the creative Portuguese midfielder could further enhance his goal-scoring achievements.

Furthermore, Fernandes has been linked with a move to Saudi Arabia with Al-Nassr, alongside Cristiano Ronaldo, as well as attracting interest from Al-Hilal and Al-Ittihad. United is believed to have voted against the “bottom-six spending rule” in the Premier League, which limits their spending based on the income of the bottom-ranked teams, as they prepare for a potentially massive transfer window with significant ins and outs.

Therefore, the prospect of Fernandes joining Bayern creates an enticing opportunity for all parties involved, with the midfielder’s desire for silverware, United’s desire to boost their transfer ambitions, and Bayern’s aim to strengthen their squad for the upcoming season. However, Bayern will likely have to pay a substantial fee for the midfielder, who has been one of the standout players in United’s squad in a relatively underwhelming season, with the team currently sitting in eighth place in the Premier League standings.