Transfer market: Juventus and Milan interested in Bruno Fernandes. Inter Milan, Luis Henrique agrees to Roma's move.

Juventus and AC Milan have both moved to express interest in Manchester United's Bruno Fernandes, according to reports emerging from the Italian transfer market. The Portuguese midfielder, who has made 226 appearances for the Red Devils since his January 2020 arrival from Sporting CP, remains one of Europe's most sought-after playmakers despite United's inconsistent league performances this season. His ability to orchestrate play from deep has attracted renewed attention from Serie A's elite clubs.

Fernandes' creativity and goal-scoring prowess make him an ideal acquisition for either suitor; across his United career, he has contributed over 50 goals and 40 assists in all competitions, establishing himself as a creative force at Old Trafford. Juventus currently sit third in Serie A, whilst Milan occupy second place, and both clubs view the 30-year-old as the midfielder capable of bridging their gap to league leaders. A similar profile of midfielder—a ball-playing distributor with European pedigree—has proven transformative for Italian clubs in recent transfer windows.

Meanwhile, Inter Milan and Roma have progressed their own negotiations, with defender Luis Henrique reportedly agreeing to join the Giallorossi following discussions between the Serie A rivals. Should Fernandes' situation progress beyond preliminary talks, both Juventus and Milan would likely move swiftly to formalise bids before the January window closes. The midfielder's experience in 60 European competitions for United positions him as a ready-made solution for clubs harbouring Champions League ambitions.