Man Utd news: Bruno Fernandes opens up on future as Barcelona drop out of transfer race

Manchester United face another major summer of change at Old Trafford. The club have had a turbulent season following a dismal run of form under previous manager Ruben Amorim. Results have picked up, however, following the interim appointment of Michael Carrick. A decision over the club's next permanent manager will be at the top of the to-do list ahead of the summer, while the transfer window will present the opportunity to add further quality to the squad. The Red Devils are likely to be in the market for at least two midfielders, while the left-back and left-wing positions are also said to be under consideration. With the club scouring the market for additions, they have received the welcome news that Barcelona will not be pursuing a deal for one of their reported targets. Meanwhile, club captain and talisman Bruno Fernandes has opened up about his own future at Old Trafford amid the reports he could seek pastures new ahead of next season. Here, Mirror Football takes a look at the latest United headlines. FOLLOW OUR MAN UTD FB PAGE! Latest United news and more on our dedicated Facebook page Bruno Fernandes has provided his strongest indication yet that his future remains at Old Trafford. Last summer, the 31-year-old was linked with a move to Al-Hilal, with the Saudi Pro League club said to have been prepared to pay a staggering £200 million to secure his signature. However, the United captain rejected the move and has since delivered what is widely considered his most impressive campaign since joining the club in 2020. Fernandes has now reaffirmed his commitment to the club, insisting no other team on the planet shares the same special connection he has with United. "It's not a question of loyalty," Fernandes told Gary Neville on Sky Sports . "I could have gone two years ago, I could have gone three years ago, I could have gone last season, but I really like to be here. "I think that being successful at this club is something that I can never get at another club. The joy and everything I get, the day I get what I want from this club, I don't think I will get that from any other club in the world . "I know how much the fans want this, I know how passionate they are. I know how much they are waiting for the club to come back again. I'm on the same ship as them. I want this ship; instead of being steady, I want it to go forward and to navigate as much as we can. "Yeah, I won the Carabao Cup and the FA Cup [but] what this club wants, what these fans want and what I want, myself and the team, we haven't got that yet. Until my contract expires, I'm going to try." Reports in Spain have suggested Barcelona have dropped out of the race to sign young Ajax winger Mika Godts. The 20-year-old Belgian has been in impressive form for the Dutch club this season, registering 17 goals and 11 assists so far this campaign, rising interest in signing him from major clubs across Europe. United are one club to have been linked with his services, along with the likes of Barcelona, Arsenal , Chelsea and Manchester City . But Spanish outlet Marca has now reported the La Liga side will not be pursuing a move for the youngster, with the club said to be keen to bring in someone 'with much more experience'. The Catalan outfit have had United forward Marcus Rashford play in the left-wing role this season, with the England international himself registering an impressive 13 goals and 14 assists for the club. Barcelona have an agreement in place that would allow them to make his loan move permanent for a fee of £26 million, although there are question marks over whether they will exercise that option ahead of the summer window.