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BBC Sport29 OctQuick hit

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Bruno Fernandes stays Manchester United captain

BBC Sport reports that Manchester United head coach Michael Carrick has confirmed Bruno Fernandes will remain club captain. The same report says Carrick also addressed his own future ahead of Saturday's trip to Chelsea.

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Bruno Fernandes stays Manchester United captain

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BBC Sport'Fully committed' Fernandes to remain Man Utd captain

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