3 times the annual salary! Considering joining Saudi United s wealthy clubs has caused heated discussions. Fans: Let s go, I hope you win three times

2025.5.30, according to news from many British media such as The Times and Manwan, Manchester United captain B Fei is considering joining Saudi United giant Riyadh Crescent.

It is reported that Riyadh Crescent team offered three times the current annual salary to tempt, that is, the net annual salary was 25 million euros, and it would also give Manchester United a transfer fee of 80 million pounds. At the beginning, the transfer fee for B from Portugal Sports to Manchester United was 65 million euros. If Manchester United sold it at this time, Manchester United could make a lot of money. In addition, Riyadh Crescent offered B fees a 4-year contract. At present, the representative of B Fee has been in talks with Riyadh Crescent. Riyadh Crescent hopes that B Fee can catch up with the Club World Cup.

Currently, the 30-year-old B Fee has a market value of 55 million euros. By June 30, 2027, B Fee has played 290 games for Manchester United, scoring 98 goals, only 2 goals away from 100 goals, and there are 87 assists, which can be said to be not far from scoring and assists. If you play for another season at Manchester United, there should be no problem with the number of goals and assists of hundreds, and you will leave a deeper mark on Manchester United at that time. I don’t know if B Fee takes this into consideration. Of course, the annual salary given by Riyadh Crescent is too attractive.

In response to this, Fan 1 said: Good luck, it’s time to enjoy football and a high salary.

Fan 2 said: He is really diligent and temporarily left a large transfer fee for Manchester United, which is really in place.

Fan 3 said: Let's go, I hope to win three times.

Fan 4 said: Thinking more for a second is disrespect for the white turban.

Fan 5 said: You have to make money when it’s time to make money, don’t hesitate.

Fan 6 said: Let's go, I'll give everything to Manchester United and I'll be scolded. It's better to make money.