Bruno Fernandes: Al Hilal Transfer Interest | Man Utd News
- Saudi Pro League's al Hilal is reportedly making a push too acquire Manchester United midfielder Bruno Fernandes, hoping to secure the marquee signing before the Club World Cup.
- Al hilal previously pursued Mohamed Salah,but the Egyptian forward's contract renewal with Liverpool led them to shift their focus.
- Despite Manchester United's reluctance to part with Fernandes, al Hilal believes a significant offer could sway the English club.
Al Hilal aggressively targets Bruno Fernandes, aiming to secure the Manchester United captain before the Club World Cup. The Saudi Arabian club,after missing out on Mohamed Salah,sees the Portuguese midfielder as a crucial addition. Manchester United, facing financial constraints due to non-qualification for European competition, may be swayed by a significant offer for their star player. Reports suggest that a deal could generate around £100 million, possibly easing the club’s financial pressures. News Directory 3 reports that Manchester United is also active in the transfer market after agreeing to trigger Matheus Cunha’s release clause. Discover what’s next as the transfer window unfolds.
Al Hilal Eyes Bruno Fernandes for Club World Cup Push
Updated May 30, 2025
Saudi Pro League’s al Hilal is reportedly making a push too acquire Manchester United midfielder Bruno Fernandes, hoping to secure the marquee signing before the Club World Cup. The Saudi club sees Fernandes as a key addition to bolster their squad for the tournament.
Al hilal previously pursued Mohamed Salah,but the Egyptian forward’s contract renewal with Liverpool led them to shift their focus. Now, the saudi club has turned its attention to Fernandes, the Manchester United captain, as a prime target for their midfield.
Despite Manchester United’s reluctance to part with Fernandes, al Hilal believes a significant offer could sway the English club. Manchester United’s financial situation, impacted by not qualifying for European competition, might make a lucrative deal for Fernandes appealing.
The club is already navigating Profit and Sustainability rules (PSR),even after cost-cutting measures implemented by co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe. A significant transfer fee for Fernandes, potentially around £100 million, could provide greater financial versatility for squad improvements.
manchester United also agreed to trigger Matheus Cunha’s £62.5 million release clause at Wolves. However, they missed out on signing liam Delap from Ipswich Town, as the player chose to join Chelsea.
What’s next
The coming weeks will reveal whether Al Hilal can convince Manchester United to part with their key midfielder, Bruno Fernandes, and whether the potential transfer fee can alleviate United’s financial concerns and facilitate further squad enhancements.