Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes continues to be one of the most talked-about names in the transfer market. Despite receiving massive financial offers from Saudi Arabian clubs, the Portuguese midfielder has chosen to continue his career at Old Trafford—for now. However, his latest comments suggest that his long-term future at the club is still far from certain.
Reports indicate that Al-Ittihad was prepared to pay between £90 million and £100 million to sign Fernandes while offering him an annual salary of approximately £33 million. Earlier reports also claimed that Al-Hilal had presented a package worth nearly £200 million.
Despite the financial appeal, Fernandes decided to remain at Manchester United, insisting that he still has unfinished business with the club.
Although Fernandes has made it clear that he wants to stay, he also acknowledged that football decisions are not always in a player's hands. The Portuguese international stated that if Manchester United decides to sell him for sporting or financial reasons, he would respect the club's decision.
This statement leaves the door open for a future transfer should a significant offer arrive in the coming seasons.
At 30 years old, Fernandes is approaching an important stage of his career. According to several reports, the midfielder could consider a new challenge after the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Possible destinations include the Saudi Pro League, Major League Soccer in the United States, or another elite European club.
Fernandes remains one of Manchester United's most influential players thanks to his leadership, creativity, goals, and assists. As the club continues its rebuilding process, the Portuguese playmaker is expected to remain a central figure in the squad.