Al-Ittihad have entered the competition to acquire Bruno Fernandes, with a report detailing the kind of offer that might persuade Manchester United to part with the player. Al-Ittihad have engaged in promising discussions with Fernandes' representatives and have been encouraged that a deal could eventually be reached. It is suggested that Al-Ittihad are prepared to offer Fernandes a more lucrative contract than their rivals, Al-Hilal. The report indicates Manchester United might be tempted to sell the 30-year-old if they receive a bid exceeding £100m. Although Al-Ittihad ideally aim to secure Fernandes' signature this week, Fabrizio Romano reportedly indicated that the player is anticipated to remain at United until at least the summer of 2026. Romano is said to have remarked that currently, there is nothing significantly advanced or concrete. United supporters will have the opportunity to watch Fernandes for another season before he potentially resumes negotiations with Saudi clubs. Following the World Cup in the US, Fernandes might seriously contemplate a move to either Al-Ittihad or Al-Hilal.

Al Ittihad has made a significant offer of approximately 116 million euros for Bruno Fernandes. This isn't the first offer this summer from Saudi Arabia for the United captain. Manchester United has not accepted the offer yet and has left the decision to the player himself. If Fernandes decides to leave, the club won't stand in his way. The coming days are crucial as the midfielder needs to make a final decision.

Bruno Fernandes, aged 30 and under contract with Manchester United until 2027, is reportedly on Al-Ittihad's shortlist. The first discussions between the player and the Saudi club have been very positive, and Bruno Fernandes has given his approval to join Al-Ittihad in the last days of the summer transfer window. A contract worth 38 million euros per year has been requested by the player and his representatives to move to the Gulf.

The Sun has reported that Al-Ittihad showed interest in the 30-year-old Portuguese midfielder, Bruno Fernandes, towards the end of the summer transfer window. It is understood that a meeting has already occurred between Al-Ittihad and Fernandes’ representatives, with the initial contact reportedly being positive. Fernandes is believed to have requested a contract totaling £33 million per year. He previously declined offers from Al-Hilal in June but is reportedly open to leaving Manchester United if the club opts to sell him. His contract with Manchester United is set to expire in June 2027, and Transfermarkt estimates his market value at €50 million.