Manchester United midfielder and captain, Bruno Fernandes, has responded to an offer of £133 million from Saudi Pro League side, Al Hilal.
The £133 million offer from Al Hilal to the Portuguese is the total accumulated salary over a proposed four-year contract.
Recall that Fernandes was close to leaving Old Trafford last summer but later rejected the move.
Al Hilal had presented the player with a lucrative contract and also approached Manchester United with a nearly £100 million proposal
Manchester United nearly fell for the temptation as they did not immediately dismiss the offer.
It was the 31-year-old who opted to decline the offer in favour of remaining with the club.
And now, The Sunday Mirror is reporting that Fernandes has received another substantial offer from Saudi Arabia, amounting to an astonishing £640,000 per week and £133 million over four years.
However, the report added that the Portuguese midfielder has once again turned down the offer.
Earlier in the summer, Galatasaray, Juventus, and AC Milan all showed interest in signing Fernandes, but United made it clear that they were ‘wasting their time.’
Transfer: Bruno Fernandes’ decision on £133m offer to leave Man United revealed