Manchester United midfielder Bruno Fernandes has been linked with a move away from the club in recent months.

Multiple Saudi Pro League clubs are interested in signing Bruno Fernandes, but Manchester United consider him an untouchable asset, and they are unwilling to sanction his departure. It will be interesting to see if Saudi Arabian clubs decide to test their resolve with an attractive offer in the coming months.

A report from Spanish outlet Fichajes has claimed that Manchester United will not consider selling the Portuguese international anytime soon. The club captain joined the Red Devils for a fee close to €60 million half a decade ago. It remains to be seen how the narrative develops over the next few months.

Manchester United are struggling right now, and they are tenth in the Premier League table. A club of their stature should be doing a lot better. Bruno Fernandes has been their best player for quite some time, and losing him would be a devastating blow for the club.

The midfielder wants to continue in the Premier League, as he has been for a long time, and he believes that he can win trophies with Manchester United. It remains to be seen whether the player decides to change his stance in the near future.

Manchester United must keep Fernandes

The report claims that Manchester United could consider selling the player if he wishes to leave them. A move to Saudi Arabia would be too soon for Bruno Fernandes. The 31-year-old should continue at the highest level in Europe for now. He will have plenty of opportunities to move to Saudi Arabia or the MLS in the future.

It will be interesting to see if he can help Manchester United bounce back strongly. Fernandes has been outstanding for the club since joining them for a fee of around €65 million, and he is an indispensable asset for them.

Manchester United simply cannot afford to lose a player of his quality anytime soon. They will be desperate to get back to the top of English football once again. So, the Red Devils need players like Fernandes. Not only is the Portuguese international a key source of their creativity and goals, but he is also one of the leaders of the dressing room.