Bruno Fernandes is set to captain Sporting Lisbon in the Portuguese Super Cup on Sunday before he seals a highly-anticipated £56million move to

Bruno Fernandes is set to captain Sporting Lisbon in the Portuguese Super Cup on Sunday before he seals a highly-anticipated £56million move to .
According to reports in A situs informasi bola and Record in Portugal, the 24-year-old will play one final time for the club, against their rivals Benfica at the Estadio Algarve.
It is claimed that Sporting coach Marcel Keizer is determined to get his star man out one more time, believing it unprofessional to change any of his plans this close to the derby.
Bruno Fernandes looks set to captain Sporting Lisbon in his final match for the club this week
The talented midfielder graced the cover of both Record and A Bola in Portugal on Tuesday
The squad also believe the midfielder will play for the team one last time, despite his tears and apparent goodbye during a friendly against Valencia at the weekend.
The star midfielder broke down in tears after coming off the pitch at full-time.

Standing in the middle of the pitch surrounded by a handful of his team-mates, he could not hide his emotions from those watching on.  
There could yet be more emotion this weekend if Fernandes does indeed wear the captain’s armband situs informasi bola on his final run-out for the Portuguese giants. 
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After the Valencia game, Sporting boss Keizer accepted that he is not sure what the future holds: ‘We’ll see if we can keep our players and then we’ll see what we do.

I hope he [Fernandes] stays, of course, like everyone else at Sporting, but we don’t know.’
The midfielder scored 32 goals and set up a further 18 last season to draw the attention of the Old Trafford side. 
Fernandes has continued to turn out for Sporting Lisbon throughout pre-season with plenty of talk over where he will play next season.
Fernandes was left in tears as he appeared to confirm his time in Lisbon is coming to an end
The club’s star midfielder was overcome with emotion following a friendly against Valencia
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Just 30 days left to save Unilever: Crunch vote looms

Investors have 30 days left to vote on a controversial plan from Unilever that would mean the consumer goods giant leaves the FTSE 100 index.

Battle lines are being drawn in the knife-edge poll – due on October 26 – on its proposals to axe its legal headquarters in London and base itself solely in the Netherlands.

Many investors are furious because the plans would see Unilever, whose brands include Marmite, Dove and PG Tips, kicked out of the FTSE 100.

This would force some big City investors to sell their holdings.

UN jolly: Polman, left, with Standard Chartered Bank Nigeria boss Bola Adesola, former Shell chairman Sir Mark Moody-Stuart and Lise Kingo, chief exec of United Nations Global Impact

UN jolly: Polman, left, with Standard Chartered Bank Nigeria boss Bola Adesola, former Shell chairman Sir Mark Moody-Stuart and Lise Kingo, chief exec of United Nations Global Impact

UN jolly: Polman, left, with Standard Chartered Bank Nigeria boss informasi bola Adesola, former Shell chairman Sir Mark Moody-Stuart and Lise Kingo, chief exec of United Nations Global Impact

Smaller shareholders are being urged to act as, unusually, they have as much weight in the vote as big City institutional funds.

Cliff Weight of lobby group Sharesoc, criticised top management for failing to defuse the row. 

He said: ‘Investors expect boards to anticipate these issues.

Riding roughshod over UK shareholders is unacceptable. It is unacceptable and poor corporate governance.’

Big City funds such as Aviva, Lindsell Train and Columbia Threadneedle have spoken out against the plans.

Others, including Legal and General and Blackrock, have not declared a view.

Private investors can scupper Unilever’s plan to shift its HQ to Rotterdam because it needs a majority of voting shareholders to approve, regardless of how large or small their holding.

This means a single investor with a handful of shares has as much power as a large institution.

The plans also require the backing of investors holding 75 per cent of Unilever shares voting for the change to pass.

Unilever’s finance boss Graeme Pitkethly took to national radio to defend the plan on Tuesday and chairman Marijn Dekkers wrote a newspaper article.

The company this week took out full-page adverts in newspapers, including the Daily Mail, to ask shareholders for support, with the message: ‘The proposal is all about positioning shareholders for continued growth.’

Meanwhile, chief executive Paul Polman, who drew up the plans, has been in New York this week attending a United Nations summit on social responsibility for businesses.

While he was there, the UN Global Compact tweeted a picture of him next to Standard Chartered Bank Nigeria chief executive prediksi bola Adesola, former Shell chairman Sir Mark Moody-Stuart, and Lise Kingo, the chief executive of UN Global Compact.

It is understood the policy advisory board to FTSE Russell, which runs the FTSE 100, assembled yesterday for a regular quarterly meeting.

Unilever has said it has engaged extensively with FTSE Russell over being delisted from the index.

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