Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has underlined how vital it is for Bruno Fernandes to remain at the club. Especially as the season approaches and amid mounting speculation linking the captain with a move to Saudi side Al-Hilal. Fernandes has turned down lucrative offers. Including an estimated £100 million transfer fee and a £700,000-per-week salary—to continue competing at the highest level. And help rebuild United under Amorim’s leadership.
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Amorim praised Fernandes’ leadership both on and off the pitch, calling him a key figure in guiding the squad through challenging moments. He underscored that Fernandes’ influence extended beyond scoring and assisting, noting his capacity to inspire teammates through example and dedication.
In a recent 2‑1 preseason victory over West Ham at the MetLife Stadium, Fernandes scored both goals, reinforcing his importance to the team. Amorim acknowledged that with new signings like Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo—and emerging talent Kobbie Mainoo—the attacking burden on Fernandes may lessen this season, allowing him to operate closer to goal and deliver even more influence in the final third.
With the club facing financial strain from missing Champions League football. Amorim affirmed his preference for retaining Fernandes over a substantial summer windfall. He believes that keeping the captain is integral to the squad’s rebuild, ethos, and long-term stability