Ruben Amorim confident Bruno Fernandes will stay at Manchester United | OneFootball

Ruben Amorim says he does not think Bruno Fernandes has played his last game for Manchester United.

The Portugal international has an offer on the table from Saudi Arabian side Al Hilal, who are willing to pay a huge fee for the midfielder.

Fernandes played for United as they came from behind to beat Hong Kong in a post-season friendly, thanks to a double from Chido Obi-Martin and goal from Ayden Heaven.

And speaking afterwards, Amorim said he believes Fernandes will stay at United.

“I don’t think so,” he responded when asked if the win over Hong Kong might have been his last game.

“I don’t know for sure, nobody knows, but I don’t think so.

“He’s seeing us take some action to change things and I think he wants to stay.

“He’s saying no to a lot of things but he chose that he wants to win. He’s really young, he’s really good, and he needs to be in the best league in the world.

Asked if Manchester United would be able to turn down a huge offer from Al Hilal for Fernandes, Amorim added: “Yes, we can find another way to get money.”

Fernandes has been United’s star man this season, scoring 19 goals and setting up 20 goals across all competitions despite his side’s dreadful campaign.

But the United captain admitted he need to “look at himself” after losing the Europa League final, saying: “First of all, we need to look at what we did this season, everything that went wrong in every in every point, in every department, in every moment of the season.

“Everyone has to look at themselves. I need to be the first one to look at myself, understand what I can do more to help the club to to become the club we were in the past.

“I want, as everyone in that dressing room, wants to bring the club back where they deserve. And obviously it is a very disappointing day, because we couldn’t get a trophy for this club to try to make something positive from from a disappointing season.

“But obviously, we need to look at ourselves, understand whatever each one of us can do to help the team to become better.”