US Edition'I Think He Wants to Stay': Ruben Amorim Hopeful on Bruno Fernandes Future
- Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim expressed confidence on June 1, 2025, that Bruno Fernandes will remain at the club next season despite transfer speculation.
- This outlook follows Manchester United's failure to qualify for European football and the consequent financial shortfall prompting interest from Saudi club Al-Hilal in Fernandes.
- Fernandes, a 30-year-old Portugal international who extended his contract to 2027, had a strong individual season amid the club's struggles, making him a key figure in the squad.
- Al-Hilal reportedly offers a transfer fee around £100 million with a salary triple United's offer, but Amorim stated, "I don't think so" on Fernandes leaving and emphasized other ways to raise funds.
- Amorim is confident that Fernandes intends to remain at the club, indicating Manchester United’s goal to keep their key player while managing a squad rebuild amid financial challenges following a tough season.
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I think Fernandes wants to stay: Amorim
Ruben Amorim said Friday he believes captain Bruno Fernandes wants to stay at Manchester United amid speculation about a lucrative move to Saudi Arabia. Fernandes started United's match against Hong Kong as they came from behind to win 3-1, with teenage substitute Chido Obi scoring twice. Manager Amorim, who took over from Erik ten Hag during the season but led United to a dismal 15th-placed finish in the Premier League, has plenty to ponder dur…
Amorim certain Fernandes will reject £100m Saudi move to play in 'best league'
RUBEN AMORIM believes Bruno Fernandes wants to stay at Manchester United — despite a £100MILLION offer from Saudi Arabia. Fernandes’ agent, Miguel Pinho, held talks with Saudi side Al-Hilal at a Riyadh hotel on Thursday over a £700,000-a-week package for the United captain. Bruno Fernandes’ agent has held talks over a move to Al-HilalGetty Ruben Amorim believes his captain will stayShutterstock Editorial It would make him one of the world’s high…
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