A stunning transfer twist has rocked Old Trafford. According to multiple inside sources, Bruno Fernandes may have played his last game for Manchester United. The Portuguese captain has reportedly instructed his agent to formally inform the club’s board of his desire to leave for Saudi Arabian giants Al-Hilal, in a blockbuster move worth a staggering £100 million.
A Sudden But Strategic Move
While whispers of Bruno’s possible exit have surfaced over the past few months, few expected such a definitive decision this early in the summer window. Sources close to the player say the midfielder feels he has “given everything” to United and is ready for a new challenge — one that includes a massive financial package, global visibility, and a leadership role in Al-Hilal’s ambitious footballing project.
“He’s proud of what he’s achieved at United,” a source said. “But the club’s lack of consistency, direction, and ambition in recent seasons have left him feeling stuck.”
United Fans in Disbelief
The news has sent shockwaves through the United fanbase. Fernandes has been the heart and soul of the Red Devils’ midfield since joining in 2020, often shouldering the team through difficult seasons. Now, supporters are expressing a mix of heartbreak, anger, and resignation online.
“Without Bruno, this team has no pulse,” wrote one fan.
“If he’s really going, we better have a replacement ready — because this changes everything,” said another.
The Al-Hilal Offer
Al-Hilal, already home to global stars like Neymar and Kalidou Koulibaly, are reportedly prepared to offer Bruno a salary package exceeding £400,000 per week, along with commercial and ambassadorial opportunities in the region.
The Saudi Pro League club is continuing its aggressive push to recruit elite European talent, and landing a player of Fernandes’ caliber would send yet another clear signal to the footballing world.
Manchester United Remain Silent
At the time of reporting, Manchester United have not issued a public response, but internal meetings are believed to be underway. With United’s squad already facing questions of depth and direction under manager Erik ten Hag, losing their captain could trigger a massive summer overhaul.
The club now faces a decision: grant Bruno his wish and cash in, or fight to keep a disillusioned leader.
If this truly is the “last dance” for Bruno Fernandes at Manchester United, it marks the end of an era — and possibly the start of another global football shakeup.
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