Ivry · National 3 - Group J · Attacker · #0 · Portugal · 25 yrs
Bruno Fernandes plays as an attacker for Ivry. Bruno Fernandes is a Portuguese international, 25 years old, attacker, currently at Ivry. Bruno Fernandes was born in Netherlands Antilles on 2000-10-21. Bruno Fernandes's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across National 3 - Group J, National 3 - Group M, National 3 - Group G, Taça da Liga, and other leagues. Bruno Fernandes's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore Bruno Fernandes season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
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Ivry IVRRoberto de Zerbi has provided a positive injury update on summer signing Mateus Fernandes following Tottenham's 4-2 penalty shootout win over Sydney FC. A number of other senior names were also missing for the club's third pre-season fixture, including Kevin Danso, Micky van de Ven, Dominic Solanke, James Maddison, Jan Paul van Hecke and Destiny Udogie.
While the Portuguese superstar remains focused on strengthening the squad after leading the club to the Saudi Pro League title, attention has now shifted toward a proposal that could influence the direction of Al-Nassr's sporting future. Cristiano Ronaldo is pushing for significant changes behind the scenes at Al-Nassr as the club prepares for another important transfer window, with fresh reports suggesting an ambitious strategy is beginning to take shape. While the Portuguese superstar remains focused on strengthening the squad after leading the club to the Saudi Pro League title, attention has now shifted toward a proposal that could influence the direction of Al-Nassr’s sporting future. The latest developments come as Al-Nassr continues planning for the new season following its championship-winning campaign. With Ronaldo determined to keep the club competing at the highest level, the focus is no longer limited to new signings, as discussions are also taking place over how the football operation should be managed moving forward. According to 365Scores Arabic, Ronaldo has asked for Al-Nassr’s management to be granted full authority over transfer business without outside interference. The idea is to create an independent sporting project where recruitment decisions are handled exclusively by the football department. The reported proposal reflects Ronaldo’s desire to see a long-term structure capable of competing consistently for domestic and continental trophies. After spending several years in Saudi Arabia, the veteran forward appears eager to help shape a more stable football environment around the first team. Bruno Fernandes remains a priority target The same reports indicate that Al-Nassr is considering one final approach for Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes. Before making any formal move, the club is expected to establish the Portugal international’s financial expectations. The plan would represent Ronaldo’s final attempt to convince his longtime Portugal teammate to join him in Riyadh. Fernandes has repeatedly been linked with a move to Saudi Arabia, but convincing him to leave European football has proven difficult. Should discussions progress, Al-Nassr would need to assemble a package capable of matching Fernandes’ sporting and financial ambitions. Ronaldo’s influence could once again become a major factor, given the successful partnership the pair have shared with Portugal over recent years. Financial approval clears an important obstacle Meanwhile, Al-Riyadiyah reports that Al-Nassr has received the financial efficiency certificate required to register new players during the current summer transfer window. This represents a significant administrative step as the club prepares to strengthen its squad. Although some restrictions imposed by the Saudi Pro League’s Financial Control Committee remain temporarily in place until final approval is completed, the club is reportedly expecting those limitations to be lifted shortly. Once that happens, Al-Nassr will be free to complete transfer registrations and contract renewals. The certificate also allows the club to move ahead with negotiations already underway, provided the Financial Control Committee gives its final authorization. Financial stability supports transfer ambitions Earlier reports cited by Al-Riyadiyah stated that Al-Nassr has no overdue financial obligations to either the Saudi Ministry of Sports or the Saudi Pro League. The club has also reportedly received all funding available through the government’s club support strategy. In addition, Al-Nassr has been informed about the financial resources available through the league’s player attraction program for the upcoming campaign. Those resources could play an important role as the club attempts to compete for elite international talent. The report adds that how those funds are ultimately used remains a decision for the club’s leadership. They are expected to form part of a broader financial plan designe
Tottenham's pre-season campaign started with a behind-closed-doors win over MK Dons, with Mateus Fernandes' stunner proving decisive. The post Fernandes scores ‘favourite goal of his career’ on Tottenham debut appeared first on SoccerNews.
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