Bruno could leave MU as early as January with a weekly salary of 25 billion!

Bruno Fernandes is expected to be the center of attention in the January transfer period due to Man Utd’s decline, giving European teams and Saudi Arabian clubs a chance to get involved.

Man Utd faces a challenging situation regarding Bruno Fernandes as the winter transfer window approaches. With the Red Devils having a poor start in the Premier League, both major European clubs and wealthy teams from the Saudi Pro League are closely monitoring and ready to make offers for the Portuguese captain. This could become one of the most notable deals since Bruno is a key player for Man Utd, with his reputation tied to the Champions League and other top competitions.

Last summer, Al-Hilal shocked many by offering £100 million for Bruno. At that time, the 1994-born star confirmed he would leave Old Trafford if the club decided to sell, but ultimately both sides declined. Bruno is still under contract with Man Utd until 2027 and has openly expressed his desire to continue competing at the highest level in major tournaments.

According to the UK’s Express, Saudi clubs plan to revive this transfer in January with an enormous offer of up to £700,000 (25 billion VND) per week, double the current earnings of the Portuguese superstar. For European clubs participating in the Champions League, this midfielder remains a highly attractive option since he hasn’t played in European competitions this season and is fully eligible to join a new club.

However, this season has been unstable. Under coach Ruben Amorim, Man Utd has only collected 7 points from 6 matches, dropping to 14th in the Premier League, and suffered a shocking defeat to Grimsby Town in the Carabao Cup. Bruno often shows frustration as he is pushed back into a deeper role, having to take on defensive duties instead of fully using his creative talents.

Nevertheless, Coach Amorim remains firm with his philosophy: "Bruno always wants freedom, but even when playing as number 10, he has to drop back to collect the ball. I want Bruno to play deeper to control the game more, and that is what we are aiming for." This usage is controversial because the Portuguese star is most highly rated as a number 10, where he can create breakthroughs with shots and decisive passes.

Whether Man Utd’s captain continues to commit or considers leaving will largely depend on the club’s situation in the coming months. If results do not improve, especially with Arab clubs ready to offer huge wages and many European teams seeking creativity for the Champions League, the possibility of Man Utd losing their midfield leader during the winter is quite real. Can Man Utd manage to keep their most important star?