Fee B reveals why he rejected Riyadh s new moon s £200 million: I want to stay on the highest level in Europe

Bruno Fernandez finally broke his silence and explained himself why he refused a huge contract invitation from Saudi giant Riyadh Crescent.

It is reported that Riyadh Crescent originally planned to use Manchester United captain as the club's primary recruitment target before the World Cup, and offered him a super contract with a weekly salary of about 700,000 pounds and bonus after tax, three times his current salary in the Premier League.

If Bruno agrees to join, Manchester United will also receive a transfer fee of about £100 million. Mail Sport revealed that Bruno's agent Miguel Pinho stayed at the Four Seasons Hotel in Riyadh last week for face-to-face negotiations with Riyadh Crescent seniors.

Fernandez's agent Miguel Pinho (left) spent three days in Saudi Arabia last week to discuss transfers

However, it was reported Tuesday morning that Bruno had made a decision to formally reject the offer from the Saudi giants.

Bruno personally responded: I want to stay on the highest level of Europe

Bruno made his thoughts public in an interview:

"A month ago, the chairman of Riyadh Crescent called me and asked me if I was interested in joining. They gave me some time to think about my future. As I have always said, if Manchester United thinks I can leave the team, I will consider it."

Bruno also revealed that he had communicated with coach Ruben Amorin, The other side tried hard to dissuade him from leaving the team:

"I talked to coach Ruben Amorin. Throughout the period, he was particularly 'annoying' and advised me not to leave! The club also made it clear that they were unwilling to sell me unless I proposed to leave the team myself, which is not a financial problem."

Bruno added that he still hopes to stay in the top European arena, which may pose a hidden concern for Manchester United's future - after all, the Red Devils ranked 15th in the league this season and lost to Tottenham in the Europa League final, missing the opportunity to enter the Champions League.

Saudi conditions are extremely attractive, but he still chose to stay

Riyadh Crescent was willing to meet any of Bruno's salary requirements, but he eventually refused on the grounds of his pursuit of the competitive level:

"That was a very heart-warming offer, and the chairman was a very good person. We didn't discuss the amount at first, but I and my agent must have discussed it."

" It was an easy decision, even The same is true at the family level. I have Joao Cancelo there, and my kids will play well with him when they are in the national team, and we have a close relationship. "

"But I want to stay at the highest level and participate in top events, and I believe I still have the ability."

Amorin: Bruno is the core of the plan, and selling him is not a way to raise funds

Manchester Ruben Amorin repeatedly stressed that Bruno is the core player in the team's reconstruction plan. He said that if funds are needed, priority will be achieved through the sale of Anthony, Rashford, Sancho and Garnacho.

Nevertheless, some fans are still full of uncertainty about Bruno's future, especially his recent social dynamics have sparked speculation. Rumors about his about to leave the team are rampant after he was photographed attending Cancelo's birthday party with a Riyadh crescent player.

B Fee was found to attend a birthday party with Joao Cancelo. The party was followed by his Instagram post:

"If you tried but failed, congratulations! There are still some people who didn't even try."

The Southeast Asian Tour lost a crushing defeat, and Bruno remained loyal. Bruno just finished Manchester United's playoff tour in the Far East - the loss to the ASEAN star team in Malaysia was particularly dismal, and fans with tickets of up to £260 were also disappointed.

In the second game, after Manchester United reversed the victory over Hong Kong, China, Amorin publicly stated:

"I don't think Bruno has played the last game for Manchester United. I'm not sure, but I feel he wants to stay. He rejected a lot of things, and the club can make money in other ways. I feel that he really wants to continue playing for Manchester United, although the future is always full of variables."

Bruno also admitted: If the club wants to cash out, I also accept

After losing the Europa League final, Bruno also said that he would not rule out the possibility of being sold:

"If the club thinks it's time to part ways, if they want to cash out, there's nothing to do. Football, sometimes that's the case."

This time, Bruno once again showed his loyalty to Manchester United. His choice is undoubtedly admirable, but it also sounded the alarm for Manchester United management: if he cannot return to the top in time, a top player like Bruno may eventually be defeated by reality.