Bruno Fernandes has emerged as a standout player for Manchester United, setting a new Premier League record for assists. His partnership with Casemiro proved to be the most effective in the league, with the duo contributing significantly to United's attacking prowess. However, the club faces a challenge as Casemiro is set to leave this summer, prompting the need for reinforcements. Manchester United, under the management of Michael Carrick, aims to enhance their squad for the upcoming season, especially after early exits from domestic competitions left them with fewer matches to play. To address the gap left by Casemiro, United is reportedly close to signing Ederson from Atalanta for an initial fee of £35 million, potentially rising with add-ons. Ederson, 26, brings valuable Champions League experience and the ability to play in multiple midfield roles, making him a key addition as Carrick prepares for a more competitive campaign ahead.