The Digest:
Manchester United skipper Bruno Fernandes has stated he felt "hurt and sad" believing the club was prepared to sell him during intense Saudi Pro League interest, despite his unwavering commitment to Old Trafford.
Key Points:
- Bruno Fernandes revealed he felt Manchester United was open to selling him last summer amid lucrative Saudi interest.
- He described feeling "hurt and sad" by the club's perceived stance, despite his loyalty and consistent contributions.
- Saudi club Al-Hilal reportedly offered a deal worth up to £700,000 per week, a potential £200 million package over three years.
- Fernandes stated, "The club wanted me to go, I have that in my head. I told the directors this."
- He refused to force a move or disrupt the team, citing his empathy and affection for the club and its supporters.
- The Portuguese midfielder highlighted that he never considered tactics like refusing to train to engineer a transfer.
- His decision to stay was rooted in personal and family ties, overriding the massive financial incentive to leave.
Sources: Pulse Sports, Canal 11 Interview
