“Crazy money” – Fabrizio Romano confirms ‘fantastic’ Man Utd star received sensational offer | OneFootball

Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano reveals Manchester United skipper Bruno Fernandes had two massive offers on the table last summer.

Most Reds supporters would agree that the 30-year-old is the most elemental player in the squad, as he continues to deliver brilliant displays even throughout what has been labelled as the club’s worst campaign in 50 years.

With 15 goals and 13 assists to his name across all competitions, the club supporters wouldn’t dare imagine what would have become of their campaign if it wasn’t for the influential playmaker. So luckily for the Red Devils, Bruno chose to remain true to the cause last summer despite receiving two lucrative bids, explains Romano.

As the famous transfer market expert revealed on his YouTube channel, the Portuguese international first had an early summer enquiry from Paris Saint-Germain dating back to June. Nevertheless, Romano insists Joao Neves was the primary transfer target for the Ligue 1 champions who weren’t that hellbent on signing Fernandes, so they showed little resistance when Man Utd rebuffed their initial approach.

Bruno Fernandes resisted Saudi Pro League money to stay at Man Utd

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But while this was the end of the matter with the Parisians, the playmaker who had more keen admirers amongst Saudi Pro League clubs who returned with a new onslaught having already put the player in their crosshairs in the summer of 2023. However, Bruno decided to refuse these offers once again despite being financially enticing, thus showing his commitment to the Red Devils’ cause.

So as Romano explains, when Fernandes spoke about the offers he received in the past following his hattrick against Real Sociedad, these were the bids he was alluding to.

Hence, Manchester United fans can rest assured for now, as the captain has no desire to abandon the ship anytime soon. The Portugal international has a contract with the club valid until June 2027 with an option for an extra year.