Fernandes ‘has given 72 hours to accept take-it-of-Leave that it offers’ to stop man utd

According to reports, Bruno Fernandes received 72 hours to decide on his future at Manchester United.

The future of the midfielder is in the air after one of the worst seasons of Man Utd ever and it is now told that he should be despised this week.

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According to the Mail onlineFernandes has received an offer “Take it of Leave It” from Saudi-Arabic outfit al-Hilal.

The Riyadh club would like to be that QUADRUPLE Fernandes’ wages – offering a tax -free reward full of £ 700,000 a week.

That contract would be in total to £ 200 million In the course of a three -year -old deal.

It is thought that the representatives of Fernandes have been in negotiations with Al-Hilal, but the Saudi Pro League Club has now made their final bid.

The Portuguese playmaker opened the door for an exit after the heartache of United’s Europa League in the hands of Tottenham.

He said, “If the club thinks it’s time to separate because they want to cash in some money, it’s what it is.”

The failure of United to be eligible for Europe for the first time since 2015 has left them in a terrible financial street.

It is thought that Al-Hilal would test the waters with an offer in the £ 100 million region if Fernandes corresponds to personal conditions.

Manager Ruben Amorim, however, has remained steadfast in his position that the club captain is not for sale.

He said this week: “He is really important to us and what we want to build for the team.

“We often talk about this. You can see from his versions. You can see from his leadership.

“You can see the passion he has for the game. In difficult moments, Bruno is the man who takes responsibility. He should do because he is the captain.”

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