Captain Bruno Fernandes from Manchester United has already rejected a mega money movement to Saudi Pro League side Hilal, but they can still cause the Red Devils a problem
Hilal could be set to disrupt the Summer transfer plans of Manchester United – even though they are rejected by Red Devils skipper Bruno Fernandes. The Saudi Pro League side has worked for a few weeks on a deal for the 31-year-old attacking midfielder, but they have now been chased by Fernandes, who wants to keep playing in Europe.
Al Hilal was willing to pay Ey-Water cash to get a deal over the line before the club's world cup, but they are now forced to go to other goals and one of the names that is now of important interest rates, is Ederson of Atalanta, which was demanded by United. Ruben Amorim is enthusiastic to strengthen his options in the middle of the park.
A deal for Wolves' Matheus Cunha is completed while a step for Brentford -wing player Bryan Mbeumo now collects pace after he had approved a switch to Old Trafford. But as soon as United has done some sales, they are planning to make remarkable changes to Amorim's midfield and Ederson is a name of enormous admiration.
United belongs to a list of top European clubs that have held conversations with the player of the player Andre Cury in recent months. Manchester City has also shown an interest in the 25-year-old, who is appreciated at around £ 50 million, but already Hilal are now considering their own movement and they are armed with big money.
The winds of change begin by sweeping the Saudi Pro League club and they are currently in deep discussions with Inter Milan -Baas Simone Inzaghi about replacing Jorge Jesus after his departure at the beginning of May.
There has also been interest in Bournemouth's Andoni Iraola and Fulham's Marco Silva, but both head coaches politely rejected the progress. In the meantime, Hilal is also working on a deal for AC Milan left back Theo Hernandez and there is also admiration for Aston Villa Duo Youri Tielemans and Amadou Onana.
Newcastle -midfielder Bruno Guimaraes is also popular with Al Hilal, but he expects to stay in St James' park this summer after they have obtained the Champions League qualification for the second time in three seasons.
It is already determined to add some star quality to their ranks for the club World Cup, where they are confronted with Real Madrid, Red Bull Salzburg and Mexican Outfit Pachuca in the group phases.
Last week, deals were in the pipeline for both Cristiano Ronaldo and Fernandes, but both deals are now looking out with Ronaldo to sign a new contract with Al-Nassr.
The Serbian striker Aleksandar Mitrovic is one of those who could leave the club in the Middle East this summer because they focus on high-profile changes in their team.