B Fee San rejects Saudi Arabia s inside story, this season may be the last year at Manchester United! Considering joining Ronaldo next year

According to the UK's "talkSPORT", Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandez, who just celebrated his 31st birthday, rejected the transfer invitations proposed by three Saudi Arabian PIF sovereign fund holding clubs this summer. But if there is a similar opportunity next year, the Portuguese midfielder may accept it.

Before the Club World Cup, B Fee first received strong attention from Riyadh Crescent, and his agent Miguel Pinho made a special trip to Saudi Arabia for a week-long negotiations. The player himself was also attracted by this opportunity, but after discussing with his family, he decided to play for Manchester United for at least another season.

Although joining the Saudi team does not affect the selection of the Portuguese team, the experiences of Ronaldo, João Felix, Ruben Neves and others say it all. But B Fei believes that staying at Manchester United in the World Cup year is a better choice, especially given that this may be his last time in the event, he hopes to maintain a better competitive form.

Therefore, Riyadh Crescent never made a formal transfer request to Manchester United. However, people familiar with the matter confirmed that if the B fee agreed to join at that time, they would be willing to pay more than 80 million pounds in transfer fees. All parties denied that B Fee's contract with Manchester United has a £60 million termination clause, and his transfer fee is decided by the club.

By the end of July, B Fee received an informal invitation from Riyadh victory. Ronaldo had renewed his contract with the team and directly participated in the club's transfer signing work. talkSPORT radio disclosed that B once again made clear his willingness to stay in European football for one year and directly expressed this idea to Ronaldo.

Although B Fee rejected the invitation from the Riyadh two-man Riyadh, Saudi League champion Jeddah United contacted him about two weeks before the European transfer window closed on September 1.

But this deal has never been close to being realized. Jeddah United's foreign aid quota is full. If the players leave the team, they will not be able to introduce European players. The situation has not changed at present.

There were rumors throughout the summer that Fabinho and even Ngolo Kante might leave, making room for the introduction of B Fee, but the two players remained at the club.

So Jeddah United finally chose to give priority to the introduction of Braga's Roger Fernandez. The 19-year-old Portuguese winger met the introduction quota requirements for players under 21, and the team still had a free quota in this field at the time.

Although the Saudi transfer window lasts until the end of September, Saudi teams basically regard September 1 as their actual deadline for introducing European players, because they understand that since new players are no longer available, European clubs are unlikely to sell their good players after September 1.

Therefore, even if there is still time before the Saudi transfer window is closed, B Fee will not leave Manchester United. Even if he actually received an unexpected transfer offer, the Portuguese Ironman's decision to stay in Old Trafford for one year has not changed.

However, he is still open to reaching an agreement with the Saudi league in the future, and the relevant negotiators plan to sign with him in the summer of 2026. Manchester United may also consider selling the team captain next summer window, especially given that they may bid for Brighton midfielder Carlos Baleba in 12 months, the deal will definitely cost more than £100 million and require fundraising.

B Fei Xia Window once publicly explained the reason for staying at Manchester United. "There was a chance at that time," said B. F. B. F. "The Riyadh Crescent President called me and asked if I wanted to go there. They were waiting for me. I talked with Coach Amorin and he told me not to go. Manchester United didn't want to sell me. They said they were not short of money. If I wanted to leave, the club would have contributed to this."

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