Man United’s captain questions club’s direction as senior players lose faith—Saudi giants ready to pounce!
Manchester United are on the brink of losing their talisman, Bruno Fernandes, as discontent festers within the squad under INEOS leadership. After a disastrous 1-0 Europa League final loss to Tottenham and a possible 17th-place finish looming, the club’s morale is “on the floor,” according to talkSPORT’s Alex Crook.
Key Developments:
Bruno Fernandes, who tallied 19 goals and 17 assists in 56 appearances, is reportedly deeply disillusioned with the club’s trajectory since INEOS took over.
Despite new coach Ruben Amorim pushing for him to stay, Fernandes feels increasingly detached from the vision being implemented at United.
Sources claim senior players are also unhappy, not just with results, but with cost-cutting measures and the lack of ambition behind the scenes.
Saudi Pro League powerhouse Al Hilal is preparing an £80 million offer to lure Fernandes away this summer.
Why This Is Critical:
Losing Fernandes would cripple United’s rebuild, as he remains one of the few consistently elite performers in a failing side. His exit would signal not just a footballing loss, but a symbolic collapse of belief within the dressing room.
What’s Next:
Al Hilal are expected to make their move swiftly. With Fernandes already showing sympathy towards a potential exit, it may fall on INEOS and Amorim to perform a miracle to keep their captain.
Unless drastic change happens, Manchester United’s decay under INEOS may cost them not just tr
ophies—but their soul.
