Saudi Pro League outfit Al-Ittihad have reportedly reached a major transfer decision involving Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes.Fernandes facing uncertain United futureFernandes is enjoying

Fernandes flirted with glances of admiration from Saudi Arabia, holding concrete talks with Al Hilal over a multi-million pound switch during the summer before committing his future to United and insisting he would have only left if the Red Devils no longer wanted him around.

Portugal midfielder Bruno Fernandes said that as a player reaches 30, they are treated as a commodity at Old Trafford and loyalty takes a backseat; the comments shocked the club board, who have openly

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes says he was left hurt and sad that some senior people at the club were ready to let him leave for Saudi Arabia

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has accused the club’s upper management of lacking the “courage” to sell him last summer, citing Ruben Amorim as the sole reason for his continuation at Old Trafford during a remarkable dismantling of his current employers and some of his teammates.

Ian Wright has backed Manchester United midfielder Bruno Fernandes after his controversial comments in the week.

A move to Saudi Arabia has long been touted. Indeed, Al-Hilal bid £100m for Fernandes last summer and a sale at that price would’ve made the playmaker United’s record sale, surpassing the £80m received from Real Madrid for Cristiano Ronaldo in 2009.

Bruno Fernandes has managed to remain one of Manchester United's most important players. Despite this, the Portuguese has been linked with joining Cristiano Ronaldo in Saudi Arabia after his recent statements.