It’s so obvious that the fanbase doesn’t want me anymore but it’s fine,I have tried my best for the development of this club and I think it’s high time I move”, Bruno Fernandez finally reveals His transfer plans after latest Saudi link

“It’s so obvious that the fanbase doesn’t want me anymore… but it’s fine.” – Bruno Fernandes drops emotional bombshell as transfer twist with Saudi Arabia heats up!

BREAKING NEWS: Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has finally broken his silence on his future, and his words are sending shockwaves across the football world. In a stunning revelation, the Portuguese midfielder admitted that he feels unwanted by sections of the fanbase and strongly hinted that his time at Old Trafford could soon come to an end.

The Red Devils’ skipper, who has carried the team for years with his leadership and playmaking brilliance, is now being heavily linked with a blockbuster move to the Saudi Pro League. Despite consistently being United’s top performer since his arrival from Sporting Lisbon in 2020, Fernandes confessed that the growing criticism around him has made him reflect deeply about whether he should remain at the club.

💬 “It’s so obvious that the fanbase doesn’t want me anymore, but it’s fine. I have tried my best for the development of this club, and I think it’s high time I move,” Fernandes reportedly said in a private conversation that has now been leaked.

The timing of this revelation couldn’t be more dramatic. United are struggling under Ruben Amorim, who has come under fire for questionable tactics, while key stars like Rasmus Højlund and new signing Sesko continue to misfire in front of goal. Fernandes, often the one held responsible in defeats, is now weighing his future just as Saudi Arabian giants Al-Nassr and Al-Ittihad circle with mega offers on the table.

🔴 United fans are now divided. Some still see Fernandes as the heart and soul of the club, while others believe his departure could signal the start of a major rebuild. With Saudi clubs prepared to hand him a contract worth triple his current wages, the decision may already be tilting toward a farewell.

The bigger question is: will United allow their captain to walk away at a time when the team desperately lacks leadership, or will they fight to keep him despite the growing noise from sections of the fanbase?

For now, one thing is certain—Bruno Fernandes has spoken, and the era of uncertainty at Manchester United just took a dramatic new twist.