Portuguese star Bruno Fernandes, captain of Manchester United, has made it clear that he will not consider any transfer offers before the 2026 FIFA World Cup, despite growing interest from Saudi Pro League and Major League Soccer teams 🇵🇹🔥.

According to The Athletic, Fernandes stated:
“My focus is entirely on Manchester United. My agent knows how I work — if he wants to talk, it’ll be after the World Cup. Until then, I won’t speak to anyone!”

The 29-year-old midfielder had received a lucrative offer from Al Hilal earlier this year, but United refused to let him leave, valuing his leadership and influence in the squad.

As Fernandes approaches 32, Manchester United might become more flexible in listening to offers, with his contract running until summer 2026, including an option for an extra year ✍️.

Currently earning £280,000 per week, Fernandes could reportedly quadruple his salary if he moved to the Saudi league 💰.

On the international stage, Portugal drew 2-2 with Hungary in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers, delaying their official qualification. Fernandes once again stood out with his creativity and leadership in midfield 🇵🇹⚽.