Riyadh s new moon contract is expected to sign a B fee, and he has met his agent on Monday! Manchester United firmly refuses to sell captain

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandez has once again rumored to have a fight with Saudi Arabia professional league. Riyadh Crescent is said to have signed the 30-year-old Portuguese Ironman before the start of this summer's New World Cup, but Manchester United does not intend to sell the club's captain.

Riyadh Crescent missed the championship this season and plans to rebuild, including hiring a new coach to replace the outgoing Joseph Jesus. It is said that after Liverpool's Salah decided to renew his contract, the Saudi funder wanted to introduce another Premier League star, and it was rumored that he had met with B's agent on Monday. It is understood that the two sides had initial contact before Fernandez renewed their signing with Manchester United in 2027 last year.

This time, it is said that Riyadh Crescent has issued an astonishing 800,000 euros (680,000 pounds) weekly salary of 3 years, inviting B Fee to leave Manchester United to join the team. The total value of this contract is as high as 124.8 million euros (106.23 million pounds), which is considered to be "enough to change lives"! The report added that Riyadh Crescent is willing to meet all financial requirements for the B fee, and the club will start negotiations with Manchester United on the transfer as long as he agrees to the transfer.

B Fei fell into silence this season, but since Tenhager was dismissed, he has recovered his form and has now scored 19 goals and 18 assists, second only to Salah in the Premier League. Manchester United sources insisted that there was no official offer from Riyadh Crescent on Monday night, and even if the latter bid, the Red Devils didn't want to sell the B fee, and he was the core of Amorin's reconstruction. In March, B Fee had rumors with Real Madrid, but Amorin publicly denied it. "No, this won't happen, he won't go anywhere, I've told him!" said the Manchester United manager. "I expect Bruno to stay here because we want to win the Premier League again, so we want the best players to continue to be with us. He is 30 years old, but still so young, playing 55 games per season. Assisted plus goals, he has at least 30 goals, so he is the kind of player we want, he won't go anywhere."

Italian transfer expert Fabricio Romano confirmed Riyadh Crescent's interest in B Fe: "Riyadh Crescent's interest in B Fe is sincere, he is theirs this summer One of the priority goals. Manchester United regards B Fee as a key player, and so is Amorin. There is no negotiation between the two clubs, no offer or contact between clubs. Manchester United sticks to its plan, and that is clear, it is to leave B Fee."

Romano added: "B Fee has always been Saudi Arabia's goal, which started two years ago, and last summer, as was the same, before he renewed his contract with Manchester United. Amorin regards B Fee as a key player and an important member of the reconstruction, and it is obvious that he does not want him to leave."

Manchester United was revealed this week that it intends to invite Paris Saint-Germain sports adviser Louis Campos as sports director, and this rumor was also denied by Romano. "Our informant at Manchester United told me that Campos has not negotiated with Manchester United at the moment. That's the information I got." Romano explained, "I understand that fans will be excited about it. Campos is a well-known director. He also has rumors with Chelsea, but Chelsea is also very satisfied with the current structure. As for the contact with Manchester United, I have not heard of any contact."

Another well-known transfer expert Ben Jacobs also agreed: "Campos is still negotiating with Paris Saint-Germain for a new contract. Although there are rumors, he is not the choice of Manchester United or Chelsea."

Whether Manchester United will appoint a new sports director is still unknown. The club is promoting the transfer plan in the summer window. Technical director Jason Wilcox and transfer director Christopher Vivier are considered responsible for the current transfer business.