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BRUNO FERNANDES HAS BEEN TOLD HOW LONG HE HAS TO DECIDE ON A MOVE TO SAUDI PRO LEAGUE SIDE AL HILAL AS MAN UNITED ARE WILLING TO SELL THEIR CAPTAIN IN A £100M TRANSFER JOSHUA SMITH Network
Editor Sport, ALEX RICHARDS and NATHAN RIDLEY 22:00, 30 May 2025 Bruno Fernandes has been given a week to decide whether to leave Manchester United, according to reports. The club's
captain is being pursued by Saudi Pro League team Al Hilal in a staggering £100million transfer deal, which would also see the Portuguese player earn a tax-free £100m - £700k per week - over
the next three years. Al Hilal, who are set to compete in the upcoming FIFA Club World Cup, are keen to make a significant impact. Saudi officials are aware that the world will be watching
when they face Real Madrid in their tournament opener on June 18. The Saudi club is eager to sign Fernandes, 30, in a move that would see him join forces with Portugal teammates Ruben Neves
and Joao Cancelo, ex-Chelsea defender Kalidou Koulibaly, former Fulham striker Aleksandar Mitrovic, and potentially Cristiano Ronaldo - if a temporary deal can be arranged. Fernandes'
agent, Miguel Pinho, spent three days in Saudi Arabia this week at the Four Seasons Hotel in Riyadh, negotiating with Al Hilal representatives. And, according to the Mirror, Fernandes now
has just seven days in which to make his decision over the move. There is increasing speculation that Fernandes could be convinced to make the move and the _Manchester Evening News_
understands he is seriously considering the offer. Publicly, United maintain that their star player is not for sale. However, the £100m transfer fee could significantly alleviate their
financial woes, particularly after last week's Europa League Final loss to Spurs, which cost them £100m in Champions League revenue for the next season. Article continues below Manager
Ruben Amorim, however, is eager for him to remain at the club and has urged Sir Jim Ratcliffe and the decision-makers to find the funds from alternative sources. Following United's
conclusion of their post-season tour in Asia with a 3-1 win over Hong Kong, where Fernandes featured for the first half, Amorim addressed queries about whether supporters had witnessed their
skipper's final match. "I don't think so, I don't know for sure. Nobody knows but I don't think so," said the Red Devils' gaffer. "I think he is
seeing us taking some actions to change all the things and I think he saw that and I think he wants to stay. "He is saying no to a lot of things but he shows he wants to win. He's
really young, he's really good he needs to be in the best league in the world." When pressed on whether United, who have missed out on European competition for the first time in
over a decade, could refuse the substantial sum Al-Hilal is prepared to pay for Fernandes, Amorim responded affirmatively. "Yes, we can find another way to earn money," he stated.
"Of course I'm the manager, I'm the coach but sometimes it's the decision of the player. But of course I talk with him, I explain things. I just have that feeling if he
wants to stay." Manchester United's key player, Bruno Fernandes, expressed his desire to stay at the club, but nothing seems set in stone. Speaking about his conversations with
Fernandes, a source revealed: "Of course in a lot of games this season he was so frustrated but he knows what we are doing. "The feeling is every time I speak with him he wants to
continue at Manchester United but you never know." Fernandes took home the club's player of the year award for the fourth time, tying a record after standing out in an otherwise
lacklustre season for the Red Devils - their worst in the top-flight since being relegated in the 1973-74 season. However, former United player Paul Scholes holds a different opinion.
Speaking on The Overlap Fan Debate, he suggested that if Al Hilal is willing to pay £100m for Fernandes, the club should take the offer. "They are talking about £100m for him. Man
United cannot say no to that." Scholes questioned Fernandes' position in the team, stating: "You know when you talk about this system as well, I know he has been brilliant and
carried the team on his back but where does he play? What is his position? Do you see him as a number 10? Do you see him as a holding midfielder?". Article continues below "He
almost confuses the whole system because he doesn't have that one position for him. I mean he has been brilliant don't get me wrong. "But when you're getting £100m for
him you snap their hand off and take it." GET UNITED TRANSFER NEWS AND UPDATES ON WHATSAPP! Our team of Manchester United experts are on top of all the goings-on at Old Trafford for
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