B fee ignores 3 times salary, rejects Saudi giants twice, bluntly says he wants to compete for an important championship for Manchester United

On August 8, Riyadh victorious coach Joje Jesus publicly confirmed that he had twice tried to bring Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandez (B Fee) to the Saudi league, but both failed due to the players' firm willingness to stay. After taking over Riyadh, where Ronaldo is located in July this year, Jesus also hoped to introduce his compatriot B Fee at Manchester United before successfully signing Felix. However, B Fee never even considered negotiating victory with Riyadh this summer.

In fact, last year, when Tenhager's coaching position was unstable, B Fee had an affair with Jesus's Riyadh Crescent at the time. In the end, B Fee chose to renew his long-term contract with Manchester United. "I really want to sign him, but Bruno (B Fe) is determined to stay," Jesus said helplessly in the Portuguese media after winning the friendly match against Rio Avi this week. "We talked last year. This year, I know he has decided to continue working with Amorin. He thinks he plays in the best league in the world, but I don't agree. I think La Liga is the best." Early this summer, shortly after Jesus left Riyadh's new moon, B Fe once again reported substantial contact with the club. After Manchester United lost to Tottenham Hotspur in the final of the UEFA Champions League, Fernandez once said: "If the club thinks it should be separated because they want to cash out or other reasons, that's it." It is reported that Riyadh Crescent prepared more than 100 million pounds of transfer fees at that time and provided a three-year contract for B fee with a three-year salary increase. However, B Feyn’s loyalty to Manchester United has once again become the decisive factor.

"It's easy to get there," B Fei explained afterwards, "I'm very familiar with the Portuguese players there. But I'm eager to play at the highest level and compete for a major championship. I believe I can still do it and I still have that ambition. I communicated with coach Amorin, who asked me to stay. Manchester United clubs don't want to sell me."