Manchester United interim manager Michael Carrick says he wants to keep Bruno Fernandes at the club, while addressing speculation about players leaving. Multiple outlets report that Carrick comments he does not discuss the idea of Fernandes leaving, signalling his intention to retain the midfielder. The coverage links his stance to wider talk surrounding exits from the club, including references to “Bruno leaving” that Carrick is reluctant to entertain. Sources agree that Fernandes, 31, has been a significant contributor for Manchester United during a period described as improved or resurgent for the team. The reports do not present new contract terms or specific offers, and they focus instead on Carrick’s public message about priorities for the squad. Taken together, the articles portray Carrick as emphasizing continuity and trust in Fernandes’s role as Manchester United seeks stability and results, while keeping discussion of departures limited.