Newcastle United make Bruno Guimaraes decision

Manchester United are expected to prioritise midfield reinforcements this summer, with links to Bruno Guimaraes emerging as the club prepares for a major reshuffle in the centre of the pitch.

With Casemiro having already announced that he will leave at the end of the season, attention has turned towards identifying a long-term successor capable of anchoring the midfield.

Recent reports have suggested that United are in advanced negotiations to sign the Newcastle United midfielder.

The Brazilian profile has been a recurring theme in United’s recruitment, with Casemiro himself previously recommending Bruno Guimaraes as a suitable replacement.

The Newcastle United captain has emerged as one of the standout names under consideration, given his influence, leadership and consistent performances in the Premier League.

However, developments on Tyneside may complicate any potential move.

According to talkSPORT, Newcastle United have made a firm internal decision regarding Guimaraes’ future amid growing transfer speculation.

The 28-year-old remains under contract until 2028 and is viewed as a central figure within the club’s long-term project.

Only after ongoing reports linking him with Manchester United have intensified has Newcastle’s stance become clearer.

The club are not looking to sell Bruno Guimaraes and are instead keen to retain their captain, with discussions expected over extending his current deal.

Newcastle see him as integral both on and off the pitch, particularly following his role in leading the team in recent seasons.

Despite claims of advanced talks elsewhere, those suggestions are believed to be premature at this stage.

Guimaraes has also been dealing with a recent injury setback, which has kept him sidelined in recent weeks, though he remains a key part of Newcastle’s plans moving forward.

With Manchester United continuing to assess their options and Newcastle standing firm, the situation remains one to watch closely as the summer window approaches.