Riyadh New Month Quotation B Fee, 200 million pounds + tax-free in 3 years, and reply within 72 hours

According to the Daily Mail and other British media, Saudi giant Riyadh Crescent has officially given Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandez (B Fee) a rare super fat contract in football:

for 3 years, with a total after-tax salary of 200 million pounds

weekly salary is as high as 700,000 pounds, including floating bonus clauses, the contract is tax-free, which means that the actual income is more exaggerated than any maximum salary contract in Europe. More importantly, New Moon has given a 72-hour ultimatum, hoping that Manchester United and players will give a clear reply before Thursday. If B fee nods, the new moon will immediately submit an official transfer offer of up to £100 million.

This contract is not only eye-catching in terms of the amount, but also marks another fierce impact from the Saudi League on the world's top core players.

B Fei's data this season is still impressive, and it is a "beacon in a bad game"

Although Manchester United's record in 2024-25 fell to the bottom, the Premier League finally ranked 15th and missed any European game, B Fei still delivered extremely stable data performance:

played 57 games in various competitions, scored 19 goals, and sent 18 assists

36 Premier League games, Contributed 8 goals and 10 assists, nearly half of the team's key passes in the Premier League (91 times), successful passes (31 times), and ** propulsion passes (325 times) are all ranked first in the league.

Europa League arena to score 7 goals and 4 assists. They are the biggest contributor to the team's advance to the finals. In addition to data, B Fee has always maintained high-intensity running, active command, and a strong sense of responsibility for the game. He is also a recognized spiritual leader in the Manchester United locker room. He was selected by fans as the "Manchester United Player of the Season" in the 2024-25 season and won the Matt Busby Award for the second time.

Why is Manchester United wavering? High salary + financial pressure + team building restart

Manchester United has not commented on the offer yet, but team sources revealed that there are already differences within the club on whether to release people.

Although the new coach (probably Ruben Amorin) regards B Fe as one of the tactical cores, the team's financial situation suddenly became tense after losing the UEFA Cup final, and the team's missed the Champions League resulted in a loss of at least £100 million in revenue. At the same time, the signing plan urgently needs financial support, and the sale of B fees can indeed bring about an "immediate" fiscal relief.

B Fei said in an interview before: "I love Manchester United, but I also long to win. I will talk seriously about the future with my family and the club after the season." This statement was also seen by the outside world as a signal that he was not completely satisfied with the status quo.

The data accumulation is amazing. B Fee has been the most stable midfielder in Manchester United in the past 10 years. Since joining Manchester United from Portugal Sports in early 2020, Bruno has almost never experienced a "adaptation period" and has quickly become the Red Devils' brain:

has played 260 times for Manchester United in various competitions, scoring 79 goals and assists

is one of the fastest players in Manchester United's Premier League goals and assists in history.

has scored winning goals in key games many times, including Manchester City Derby, Double Red Club, etc.

He is the only midfield core who has maintained the dual attributes of data stability + emotional leadership for a long time after Rooney and Ronaldo.

For Manchester United, the transfer of B fee means the real beginning of "rebuilding". For B Fee, this may be the last super fat appointment in his career, or the beginning of leaving the top league stage.

Three years of 200 million pounds, tax-free, and immediately received - Faced with such temptation, how would you choose the B fee? Will Manchester United dare to take the risk of letting go of the team's real "offensive engine"?

Answer, revealed within 72 hours.