Man Utd's Fernandes confirms he has rejected Saudi Pro League move
Briefly

Bruno Fernandes, captain of Manchester United, confirmed he turned down a significant offer from Saudi Arabia's Al-Hilal to remain at the club. The 30-year-old midfielder expressed his desire to compete at the highest level and be part of the rebuilding efforts under manager Ruben Amorim. Al-Hilal reportedly offered up to £100 million for his transfer, but Fernandes' commitment to United and passion for football led him to prioritize loyalty and competitive play over financial incentives.
I want to play at the highest possible level. I want to play major competitions. I know I still can, and I want to be happy doing the thing I love the most.
Man United said they didn't want to sell me. They said if I wanted to go, I could, but they didn't need the money.
The president of Al-Hilal called me and asked me if I wanted to move there... I talked to the gaffer and he asked me not to go.
This is the decision I've made. For better or worse, this is how I see football and I'm passionate about football.
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