Bruno Guimarães reveals his dream of playing for two major Brazilian clubs.

Bruno Guimarães, the talented midfielder of Newcastle United, has just ignited speculation by revealing his two dream Brazilian clubs. In a recent interview, the 28-year-old athlete did not hide his desire to one day represent Athletico Paranaense or Vasco da Gama, clubs that hold a special place in his heart.

Rumors about a possible transfer to Manchester United are on the rise, especially after renowned journalist Fabrizio Romano confirmed that the Red Devils met with Guimarães’ agent. However, so far, there are no signs that a move is imminent. The player continues to shine at St James’ Park, where he has become a key figure in Newcastle’s setup. Despite the speculation, Guimarães seems focused on his current path but does not hesitate to make it clear that his connection to Brazil remains strong.

When asked about the Vasco shirt he displays at home, Guimarães expressed: “Vasco gave me this [shirt]. A gift.” When the topic of playing for Vasco in the future was raised, his response was clear and passionate: “Oh man, I really want to. If I go back to Brazil, it will be either Athletico or Vasco, man.” This statement not only reveals his future intentions but also reinforces the emotional bond he maintains with his roots.

The player, who has been instrumental to Newcastle’s success, knows that a transfer to Manchester United would be a tempting step. However, Newcastle’s management is aware of his value and will not make it easy for such a crucial player to leave. The club is still recovering from the loss of striker Alexander Isak to Liverpool last season and does not want to repeat a tumultuous transfer saga.

Guimarães is undoubtedly at a crossroads. While Newcastle fans hope he stays and continues to contribute to the club’s rise, Brazilian fans dream of a return that could revitalize local football. The future of Bruno Guimarães is a hot topic, and the football world is closely watching his next steps.

This article first appeared on Apito Final.