"Manchester United seem increasingly open to cashing in on Bruno Fernandes, who remains a target for Saudi Pro League clubs. As first reported here in the Daily Briefing, sources expect bids for Fernandes as both Al Hilal and Al Ittihad show a strong interest in him. It's anticipated that Man Utd could sell Fernandes for around 70m, with the Portugal international regarded as their most sellable asset."
"With United targeting ambitious signings in midfield such as Elliot Anderson and Carlos Baleba, it seems Fernandes has been identified as someone worth cashing in on to help fund those moves. Red Devils fans might not be too keen to see a top player like Fernandes leave, but it's also true that he's not getting any younger and this might be their last chance to make big money from his departure."
Manchester United are considering selling Bruno Fernandes amid interest from Saudi Pro League clubs Al Hilal and Al Ittihad, with bids expected. The club values Fernandes at around £70m and views him as a primary asset to generate funds as owners Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS pursue financial stability. Proceeds from a sale could be used to sign midfield targets such as Elliot Anderson and Carlos Baleba. Supporter displeasure and Fernandes' ongoing influence create sporting risks, while his advancing age makes this a potential final opportunity for a significant transfer fee.
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