According to reports, Bruno Fernandes has rejected an eye-water offer from Saudi side Al-Hilal.
The leader of Manchester United had thought a tax -free deal with a tax -free deal with a value of £ 200 million.
Fernandes, 30, was in Asia last week on the tour after the season of the Red Devils.
In the meantime, his agent Miguel Pinho went to Riyadh for conversations with Al-Hilal Chiefs.
The Saudi Pro League outfit was enthusiastic about a quick response, prior to their participation in the club World Cup.
And according to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, Fernandes has chosen to drop off al-Hilal.
It is claimed that the Portuguese star “wants to play at the highest level in Europe”.
But whether that will be with Man Utd is still to be seen.
Fernandes is in contract in Old Trafford until the summer of 2027.
United Chiefs have an option to extend the deal by another 12 months.
For Ben Jacobs, Fernandes rejected Al-Hilal's offer after discussions with his family.
The attacking midfielder was also noticed for dinner with Al-Hilal Star and Portugal teammate Joao Cancelo.
After the Euroopa League defeat of the Red Devils against Tottenham, Fernandes opened the door to a united exit.
The beaten finalist said: “I have always been honest. I have always said that I will be here until the club tells me it is time to go.
“I would like to do more to be able to bring the club the great days.
“On the day the club thinks I'm too much or it's time to separate, football is that way, you never know. But I have always said it and I keep my word in the same way.
“If the club thinks it's time to separate because they want to come up with some money or whatever, it is what it is and football is sometimes so.”
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Fernandes then played in the last day of the Red Devils on Aston Villa, as well as their both friendly games after the season.
Quizzed or his skipper had just played his last game for the club, said boss Ruben Amorim that after his side came from behind to beat Hong Kong with 3-1: “I don't think so.
“I don't know for sure, nobody knows, but I don't think so.
“He sees us take a number of actions to change all things and I think that's all he wants to stay.
“He says 'no' to many things, but it shows that he wants to win.
“He is very young, he is really good. He must be in the best competition in the world.”