Bruno Fernandes Will Leave, Bayern Munich Monitors Movement

Bruno Fernandes began to be monitored by Bayern Munich (Instagram/@brunofernandes8).

JAKARTA - Manchester United's transfer plan for Bruno Fernandes is getting clearer along with rumors of new departures worth 70 million pounds.

Bruno Fernandes' future at Manchester United is still uncertain after the interest from the Saudi Arabian Pro League (Saudi Pro League). Now Bayern Munich is in the hunt.

The Red Devils midfielder has indeed considered leaving Old Trafford during the summer transfer market, with Saudi Arabian Pro League clubs showing special interest.

However, he turned down lucrative offers from Al Hilal and Al Ittihad last summer to stay at Old Trafford.

Launching the Daily Mirror, with the remaining contract of more than 18 months with Manchester United, speculation about Fernandes' future continues to circulate.

Despite being an important figure in the squad since his arrival from Sporting CP, the uncertainty is still looming. Bayern Munich is also ready to spend 70 million pounds or around Rp. 1.5 trillion.

Manchester United are open to accepting offers for any player in their squad if the offer is right, following a massive purchase in the summer transfer market worth 236 million pounds.

Ruben Amorim is supported in the transfer market with the arrival of Bryan Mbeumo, Matheus Cunha, and Benjamin Sesko to Old Trafford.

Manchester United's last position in 2025/2026 is considered to be able to significantly affect Fernandes' future.

If they fail to secure a place in the Champions League for the 2026/2027 season, the 31-year-old will probably look for a new place.

Fernandes is well aware that it's time to play at a limited elite level and Manchester United have failed to qualify for the Champions League.

Responding to rumors surrounding his future in the summer transfer market, Fernandes clarified his stance on the possibility of moving.

"I didn't rule out moving to Saudi Arabia because of the World Cup (2026). It never crossed my mind. I wanted to stay at Manchester United and the club wanted me to stay. That's all," he said.

However, when asked about the possibility of leaving next summer, he also didn't want to talk too far.

"It's an impossible scenario to imagine because it's never been discussed with me. When it was discussed with me, I spoke openly with you at a press conference before the UEFA Nations League match."

"I like enjoying this moment. The most important thing for me now is to represent the national team (Portugal) because being able to play is an extraordinary source of pride."

"I still don't know if I will play, especially if I will leave Manchester United in a year."

"I'm happy in my place right now. Otherwise, I won't survive, but it doesn't affect me," he said again.