Bruno Fernandes rejects move to Saudi club Al-Hilal in one of the most dramatic transfer decisions of the summer. The Manchester United captain has officially turned down a jaw-dropping £200 million offer from the Saudi Arabian giants, choosing instead to remain in Europe and continue playing at the highest level. reports.
In recent weeks, Al-Hilal have made a determined push to sign the Portuguese midfielder, even holding direct talks with his representatives. Fernandes’ agent, Miguel Pinho, reportedly spent three days at the Four Seasons Hotel in Riyadh last week, engaging in face-to-face discussions with Al-Hilal officials.
Sources claim the Saudi club proposed a lucrative three-year contract worth £200 million, including a transfer fee of around £100 million to Manchester United. As part of the deal, Fernandes would have seen his weekly wages skyrocket from £280,000 to a tax-free £700,000.
Despite the record-breaking offer, reports on Tuesday reveal that Bruno Fernandes rejects move to Saudi club Al-Hilal. According to trusted transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, the 29-year-old is committed to staying in Europe and competing at the highest level of club football.
Fernandes’ decision underscores his ambition to remain at the pinnacle of the sport, even as Saudi clubs continue to lure top talent with eye-watering deals.
