On their official website, Manchester United confirmed that Fernandes had signed a new contract that would keep him at the club until 2026.

Martin Keown has stated that Fernando Fernandes will not be included in the Manchester City squad, which is explained in the video below.

Given Fernandes' offensive prowess and effectiveness, he should be able to compete for a starting position in most European teams. However, his lack of defensive work rate could make him a liability in certain systems.

At United, the team is built around him, and he is allowed to float around in attack while being carried defensively. He would have to adjust his defensive game to fit in with high-pressing, high-work-rate teams such as Manchester City and Liverpool.

No of how well he fits in with other teams, it doesn't really matter now that he's signed a new contract However, if a new manager is appointed to the club, he or she may require that the entire team, from the top to the bottom, perform at a high level defensively.

When it comes to opportunities created, goals scored, and assists, Fernandes is frequently compared to Kevin De Bruyne, but the latter's work rate, pressing, and defensive responsibilities are the reasons he performs so well in Pep Guardiola's team.