My take is this, Fosun and Nuno had different agendas for the season gone, they couldn't agree and Nuno was sacked.
Bruno was brought in as a cheap option, a good coach with an albeit small reputation for getting the most out of players. Fosun liked this, they see a season or longer of stabilising the clubs revenue as a positive whilst getting the most out of the existing talent.
The questions Fosun now have are, do they continue with Bruno and not spending, given the recent trajectory and the likelyhood we will loose a number of key first team players this would be risky.
Do they back Bruno, a manager who has done a good job on improving league position and is clearly a yes man when it counts, maybe, but look at the risk. Whilst he has done subjectivily well, there must be some concerns at recent form, disruption in the team and failing to push on from a great position for Europe.
Do they look at a period of investment with a new manager who has a profile they can attract with significant investment promised and a chance to build their own team, still a risk but maybe not so much of one.
I am leaning to the latter, they have been ruthless in managers previously and I believe they will be setting up a new dawn, trying to replicate the Nuno revolution of that first season