By next week, AL HILAL wants to know if Bruno Fernandes is interested in making a lucrative move to Saudi Arabia this summer.

On Wednesday night, the Manchester United captain acknowledged that if his team chose to cash in on him, he would leave without any issues.

As they seek to bring another high-profile addition to the Middle East this summer, that has Al Hilal on high alert.

The 30-year-old would earn up to £700,000 a week, and they would be prepared to pay United a transfer fee of about £100 million for their hero.

They would prefer a well-known player for the Club World Cup, but they want to know before the end of the month if a deal is possible.

Fernandes has been by far the Red Devils’ finest player this season, and they would prefer to keep him.

They must, however, make difficult choices because they are aware that the absence of European football in the upcoming season will severely hurt their finances.

Jadon Sancho, Antony, and Marcus Rashford are already out on loan with other teams, and they are searching for purchasers.

Alejandro Garnacho, a winger, is upset with the Europa League final loss and wants to discuss his future at Old Trafford with the team.

Beginning in early March, Garnacho started 14 straight games, but in recent weeks, everything changed.

He was benched for the following two games after missing a fantastic opportunity early in the 4-1 second leg victory over Athletic Bilbao, which would have greatly eased the evening.

Before being substituted with 19 minutes remaining, he was also listed as a substitute for the final match against Tottenham.

Since the teenage winger is considered homegrown, United would consider bids for him, which would significantly increase their profit and sustainability metrics.

When the summer transfer window reopens, Napoli and Chelsea, who both shown interest in the 20-year-old Argentine in January, may try again.

Members of the football staff were confirmed to be laid off, continuing the Red Devils’ challenging week.

According to club sources, they were included in the 150–200 layoffs that were declared earlier this year.

To minimize the interference with Amorim’s intentions, decisions had been postponed until the end of the season.

However, those impacted were informed on Friday that the team now knows they will not be able to qualify for European play next season.