Manchester United Open to Bruno Exit for Massive £115 Million Offer

Footem.in – Manchester United’s captain, Bruno Fernandes, is the subject of intense speculation. The Portuguese midfielder is again linked with a move to the Saudi Pro League, with Al-Ittihad showing strong interest.

Reports from England suggest Manchester United would only consider letting Fernandes go for offers exceeding £100 million (around Rp 2.2 Triliun).

However, Fernandes reportedly prefers staying at Old Trafford, at least until the 2026 World Cup. This situation makes his potential transfer a storyline to watch, as European and Asian football continue competing for star players.

Earlier this summer, Al-Hilal already made Fernandes a massive offer, reportedly proposing wages of Rp 15 billion per week.

That translates to approximately Rp 4.4 Triliun over a three-year contract. But the Manchester United captain rejected it, believing he still has unfinished business in the Premier League.

Now, Al-Ittihad is attempting to capitalize with a positive approach through Fernandes’ agent. English media sources say a bid surpassing Al-Hilal’s could change Fernandes’ stance, even if he intends to stay.

The Saudi Pro League’s transfer window closes on September 10, meaning negotiations are expected to move quickly and could continue even after Europe’s transfer window shuts.

Al-Ittihad is reportedly clearing squad space by potentially offloading former Liverpool midfielder Fabinho, creating a larger opportunity for Fernandes to be recruited as a leading figure in their ambitious project.

Fernandes’ Perspective on His Future

In a previous interview, Fernandes affirmed his ambition with Manchester United. He stated he has unfinished dreams in the Premier League, which he considers the best league globally.

Fernandes emphasized his desire to keep contributing until the club decides it’s time for him to leave. The 30-year-old midfielder also understands it would be difficult for Manchester United to turn down a fantastic offer.

Especially since the amount offered is rare since Cristiano Ronaldo’s sale to Real Madrid years ago. He believes the club might face a dilemma because he is both captain and a vital figure in the dressing room.

Nevertheless, Fernandes stressed that as long as Manchester United relies on him, he will stay and strive to achieve major titles with the team.

For Fernandes, playing in the Premier League with The Red Devils is the peak of his football career, and leaving that dream isn’t easy.

Currently, the final decision on Bruno Fernandes’ future awaits further developments. Manchester United is unlikely to let their captain go easily unless there’s an offer that truly meets their valuation.