Bruno Fernandes

Recent reports from December 2025 suggest Manchester United would sell for an offer of £70m (~€82m) or enter discussions for €80m, and mention a £56m (~€65m) exit clause for summer 2026. Throughout mid-to-late 2025, numerous reports detailed significant interest from Saudi clubs: Al-Hilal was linked with offers of €120m, €115m, and €100m; Al-Ittihad reportedly offered €116m; and Al-Nassr was linked with a €100m bid. Earlier in 2025, Real Madrid was associated with potential bids between €100m and €107m. Lower valuations around £40m (~€47m) were also floated in the context of a potential move to a European club, citing the player's age.

Our valuation is driven by the persistent and high-value interest from Saudi Pro League clubs, with multiple reports of offers and valuations in the €100-120 million range. This is balanced against Manchester United's reported willingness to sell for a lower figure, around €70-80 million, and the existence of a release clause reportedly set at approximately €65 million for non-English clubs. The estimate reflects a likely outcome balancing the high Saudi bids against United's more pragmatic asking price.