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Thai coach Kiatisak said goodbye to CAHN, Bruno Fernandes made a surprise move before the summer transfer period were hot news on May 13.

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Accordingly, the Stamford Bridge team is said to have spoken to Palmeiras to bring Estevao to West London with a deal worth up to 65 million EURO. Obviously, this is a number that the Brazilian team can hardly refuse for a star who has not yet turned 18 years old.

Besides, he is expected to return to his hometown of Thailand after leaving the capital's team to continue to gain experience and develop his career.

 

Currently, Bruno is of special interest to Bayern Munich and Inter Milan. And the possibility cannot be ruled out that this player will choose to leave MU in the upcoming summer transfer window.

Bruno is likely to leave MU

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Bruno revealed a surprising move before the transfer window

 

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Since moving to Old Trafford in 2020, Bruno Fernandes has been considered one of the leaders of the team nicknamed the Red Devils. His excellence and professional attitude help Bruno always maintain a solid position in MU's starting lineup.

 

 

 

 

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Although he has only just turned 17, recently, according to GOAL Brazil, prodigy Estevao Willian is being sought after by rich people. While Barcelona and Newcastle are both tentative, Chelsea recently arrived and created a turning point for this transfer period.

Recently, on his personal page, former captain Hoang Anh Gia Lai - Kiatisak Senamuang officially announced his farewell to CAHN Club after a short period of leadership. Accordingly, the Thai strategist gave an explanation for his decision based on personal issues.

As for CAHN Club, the team's leadership declared that they respect this strategist's decision. Currently, the club is also actively looking for a coach to replace Kiatisak and Vu Tien Thanh - HAGL's current coach is considered the appropriate name to sit in the hot seat at CAHN.