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Switch: He is saying no – Amorim speaks on Bruno Fernandes leaving Man Utd

Manchester United supervisor, Ruben Amorim, has insisted that Bruno Fernandes needs to stick with the Premier League.

Talking after a 3-1 win over Hong Kong in a post-season pleasant on Friday, Amorim claimed Fernandes was “saying no to plenty of issues”.

The Portugal midfielder is being linked with an enormous transfer to Al Hilal this summer season.

The Saudi Professional League aspect are keen to splash out a staggering £100 million to signal Fernandes, if the 30-year-old is able to name time on his Previous Trafford profession.

However Amorim, talking on Al Hilal pushing to signal Bruno Fernandes, stated: “My feeling is that Bruno needs to remain. He’s saying no to plenty of issues.

“The membership can discover different methods to generate income.

“I really feel he needs to remain for positive with Man United, you by no means know.”

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