If You Leave Manchester United, Bruno Fernandes Will Pocket A Salary Of IDR 15 Billion Per Week

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes. (X/@ManUtd)

JAKARTA - A big offer from Al-Hilal who is eyeing Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes. If he dares to leave Manchester United, Fernandes will pocket a salary of 700 thousand pounds or approximately 15 billion rupiah per week!

MU got a heavy tweet. After claiming no players were untouched, now MU players are being hunted by clubs not only in Europe but also Saudi Arabia.

Not only MU actively offers players like Rasmus Hojlund who are used to exchange with Napoli striker Victor Osimhen. But Al-Hilal is ready to bid lucratively to MU and Fernandes.

Yes, Al-Hilal, who fought in the Club World Cup, clearly did not want to ride through or be killed in the preliminary round because they competed with elite European and South American clubs. Fernandes' presence is expected to make the squad even more solid.

Unmitigated, Al-Hilal handed over a three-year contract to the Portugal national team midfielder. For his salary, the club is ready to pay 700 thousand pounds or approximately 15 billion rupiahs clean or after tax deductions every week.

This will make Fernandes the player with the highest salary on earth. How not, in the English Premier League, the player's highest salary has not touched 500 thousand every week.

It is interesting that Fernandes can still receive a bonus that makes him earn up to 200 million pounds or 4.3 trillion rupiah for a three-year contract.

According to Mail Online, the lucrative offer was made by the president of Al Hilal Fahad bin Nafel when he met Miguel Pinho, Fernandes' agent, in Riyadh.

As the player took part in the MU tour to Asia, his agent flew to Saudi Arabia to negotiate with club officials at the Four Seasons luxury hotel.

After the meeting, Al-Hilal gave Fernandes 72 hours to respond to the offer. The club's request: 'received or not'. Only Fernandes did not give a concrete answer so Al-Hilal finally gave Fernandes leniency.

If the 30-year-old midfielder agrees with the offer, Al-Hilal will apply for a no less lucrative purchase price to Manchester United.

Yes, Al-Hilal is ready to pay 100 million for Fernandes' transfer. That figure is not far from what MU received when competing in the Champions League.

Fernandes' sales are certainly MU's valuable capital to hunt players. The reason is, Premier League giants will certainly revolutionize the squad following the failure in the Europa League final.

However, Fernandes is not yet willing to speak up about the offer from Al-Hilal. The former Sporting Lisbon player stated that he remains committed to the Red Devils.

"Honestly, I always say that I will still be here [MU] until the club tells me it's time to leave," said Fernandes.

"In addition, I want to bring this club back to glory," he said again.

"The problem is in football, no one ever knows. If the club says this is part of an effort to get funds, that's what happened. Football is like that," said Fernandes, who has just brought MU to two trophies, the FA Cup and Carabao Cup since joining in 2020 or for five years at Old Trafford.

Meanwhile, manager Ruben Amorim hopes Fernandes will not be sold. After all, Fernandes is the team's main pole.

"He is a very important player for us. A player who is very important and we want to build this team with him," said Amorim. However, Amorism cannot hinder the club's wishes if it takes funds to buy players.