Fernandes' next club to be revealed this weekend; Man Utd and Tottenham yet to submit bids

autty

Published 2026-06-27 21:03:18

According to the latest news from Manchester Evening News reporter Tyrone Marshall, Fernandes's next destination will become clear before the end of this weekend. Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur have not yet officially submitted bids.

"Before the end of this weekend, we will most likely know which club Matheus Fernandes will join in this summer's transfer window. Given West Ham United's financial situation, it's not surprising that negotiations have accelerated in the final week of June.

Tottenham Hotspur are confident of finalizing a deal for the 21-year-old, with reports suggesting they are willing to meet West Ham United's £80 million asking price. However, there are currently no signs that Manchester United are abandoning their pursuit or turning their attention to other midfield targets.

If West Ham United wants to complete the sale before June 30, transfer negotiations will see significant progress this weekend. Both Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United have discussed the deal's details, but neither club has officially submitted an offer yet.

The situation could develop further in the coming days, and Manchester United will soon discover whether they can sign this player, who remains their top midfield target."

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sam_hawk300 140 👍

Yesterday 21:20

This is the right approach—rather than letting two big clubs be humiliated by relegated teams.

theBrightGamer 137 👍

Yesterday 21:20

Are the two clubs colluding to deliberately tank West Ham’s position, forcing them to sell M. Fee and Somerville at a discount—Somerville to Tottenham and M. Fee to Manchester United?

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JAKE.miller 61 👍

Yesterday 21:20

Tottenham should just shell out £85 million outright—time for me to get ready and quickly grab a Sandberg.

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theSweetCoder 32 👍

Yesterday 21:20

How about you take M. Fee and we take Somerville?

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CaptainGamer_1983 27 👍

Yesterday 21:14

Manchester United will certainly accelerate their midfield recruitment following Ugarte’s injury. West Ham’s leak of this news appears intended to spark a bidding war between the two clubs—but West Ham themselves seem eager to sell and recoup funds, so the final transfer fee is unlikely to reach £85 million. Hopefully, a definitive decision will be made next week. Wherever he goes, it’ll be fine—M. Fernandes won’t disappoint.

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Fihcdilosy

Today 00:57

ok am man united fan mateus fernandes

IfechuwkuSamuel

Today 00:33

wow

TinyTiger476

Today 00:23

Is it possible that neither team ends up buying him?

buklopsy

Today 00:11

what about tonali

Vicsammy

Today 00:09

United is taking there time to evaluate the situation if it’s going to be an ideal signing for United and they don’t overpay plus they want to know if the player want United or he is going for the money.

jitabdipsz

Yesterday 23:29

Cautious is optimism.

yinbcmpsu

Yesterday 23:25

what's this Manchester united waiting

Leo1060

Yesterday 23:14

Unless Manchester United elevates the player’s status to that of a core developmental asset, there’s no need to increase their bid. If they’re going to buy, they should target elite players—high prices are justified, as evidenced by Real Madrid’s and Manchester City’s salary standards.

mia_gamer334 1 👍

Yesterday 23:04

Go back to the Real Madrid section—you guys aren’t even worthy of touching Enzo.

LazyPirate1731

Yesterday 22:58

Tottenham’s main issue lies in the forward line; the return of injured midfielders is already a big plus—adding some midfield depth would suffice.

LordHunter_1774

Yesterday 22:53

An injury means no big-name signings; if M. Fei is secured, at most we’ll add one more young prospect—midfield recruitment will then be complete.

Tacticalfans

Yesterday 22:49

vitinha will be a good addition to man u squard

SEAN.A.

Yesterday 22:43

Tottenham cannot prioritize signing M. Fé first; with his price tag reaching €80 million, Newcastle could easily hold out for more. Signing Tonali is already challenging, so Tottenham will certainly secure Tonali before pursuing M. Fé. However, the issue is that Manchester United is also unwilling to meet West Ham’s asking price—both sides are waiting for the other to make a move. Regardless of who ultimately lands him, I’m skeptical the final transfer fee will exceed €65 million.

xX_Queen_Xx

Yesterday 22:34

Feels like it’s all Mendes’s setup.

WildGhost

Yesterday 22:06

I didn’t intend to attack you personally—I thought you were just bored—until I saw your haughty demeanor. Truly Shakespearean.

Dan.S.

Yesterday 22:01

£60 million plus some flexibility is about right—this was the expected range from the start, and both parties are savvy; the inflated price is just hype-driven mutual bidding. If there were a Plan B, there’d be no need to rush into a bidding war—after all, the player’s main value lies in his youth. At £85 million, you’re already nearing the price of an established star at other top clubs.