Bruno Fernandes set to decide on Man Utd future amid Saudi interest – latest transfer reports | OneFootball

Bruno Fernandes is seriously considering leaving Manchester United and joining Saudi Pro-League side Al-Hilal, according to latest reports.

Fernandes’ representatives are said to have met with Al-Hilal officials in the past couple of days for further discussions. according to BBC Sport.

Any move for the United captain would be completed in time so he can take part in the Club World Cup.

The 30-year-old signed a contract extension at Old Trafford until 2027, with an option of a further year, but could opt to depart before then.

Al-Hilal would be willing to pay over £100m, with an originally given 72-hour deadline set to end today.

Meanwhile Chelsea have opened talks with Jadon Sancho’s representatives about new contract terms, iSport report.

The Blues would like the 25-year-old to stay, but only if the new contract terms can fit the club’s wage structure.

David Ornstein, meanwhile, reports the Blues have reached an agreement with Ipswich Town for striker Liam Delap for a move to Stamford Bridge.

The club are set to activate Delap’s £30m release clause, with only personal times needing to be agreed.

Elsewhere, according to Fabrizio Romano, Manchester City have made their first bid of £50m plus add ons for AC Milan midfielder Tijjani Reijnders.

La Gazzetta dello Sport report that Milan want closer to £60m and are in no rush to sell Reijnders, with the Dutchman having only recently signed a new five-year contract.

Tottenham are set to miss on Real Betis midfielder Johnny Cardoso despite having already agreed a deal with the American international.

Marca report that after agreeing a £21m purchase option on Cardoso as part of a deal to sell Giovanni Lo Celso to the Spanish side, the 23-year-old is not convinced about joining Spurs with a preference on signing for Atletico Madrid.

Finally, BBC Sport’s Sami Mokbel says Arsenal are in advanced talks with defender Gabriel Magalhaes over extending his contract.

Reports say talks have accelerated with an agreement now close. The Brazilian’s current deal is set to expire in 2027.