US EditionManchester United Captain Rejects $450m Saudi Arabia Move
- Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes rejected a €100 million offer from Saudi club Al Hilal in 2025, choosing to remain at Old Trafford.
- Fernandes considered the move after a disappointing season for United and talks with Al Hilal's president and manager, but the club refused to sell without his consent.
- He said the offer was very exciting and family considerations were easy given his Portugal teammates at Al Hilal, yet he wants to continue competing at the highest level.
- The deal reportedly included a weekly wage over £700,000 and a transfer fee around £100 million, but Fernandes emphasized his desire to stay happy and play major competitions.
- Fernandes' decision underscores his loyalty to United amid a poor season, aiming to help the club recover while maintaining his ambition and passion for football.
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Bruno Fernandes reveals wife is the reason he rejected £200million Al-Hilal offer
Bruno Fernandes has turned down a whopping £200million offer from Saudi Arabian club Al-Hilal, with his wife Ana Pinho playing a crucial role in his decision to remain at Manchester United
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The Irish SunMan Utd miss out on their big Coutinho moment as Bruno Fernandes snubs Al-Hilal
OH, to be a fly on the wall of Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s office when news broke that Bruno Fernandes had snubbed a mega £100million bid from Saudi Arabia. Manchester United’s part-owner could not have believed his luck when Al-Hilal offered to take captain Fernandes, who turns 31 in September, off their hands and give the Red Devils a much-needed cash injection. Bruno Fernandes snubbed a mega £100million bid from Saudi Arabia Man Utd missed their chan…
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