Amorim is determined to keep Fernandes as part of the Man Utd squad.
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Amorim Wants to Keep Fernandes at United
Manchester United coach Ruben Amorim wants captain Bruno Fernandes to stay.
Saudi club Al-Hilal is offering him a big deal.
Fernandes’ contract runs until 2027 but Al-Hilal hopes to lure him before next month’s Club World Cup.
Pressure to Sell for Summer Rebuild
Amorim must sell players to fund a summer squad rebuild.
That pressure increases if United fail to reach the Champions League.
Amorim’s Firm Stance on Fernandes
“Our idea didn’t change,” Amorim said.
“We want to keep the best players. Bruno is clearly one of the world’s top players.”
Fernandes Delivers on the Pitch
This season, Fernandes has scored 19 goals and provided 18 assists.
His performances underline his importance to the squad.
More Than Just Stats
Amorim said, “It’s easy to understand his importance—not just the stats, but his impact over the past five years.”
Leadership and Transfer Interest
“Many clubs want a player like Bruno,” Amorim continued.
“He’s our leader and captain. We need players like him.”
Europa League Final in Sight
United lead Athletic Bilbao 3-0 after the first leg.
They are favorites to face Tottenham or Bodo/Glimt in the final.
History Favors United’s Position
Teams winning away legs by three goals have advanced all 133 times.
United should be confident—but not complacent.
Injuries Weaken Athletic’s Attack
Athletic are missing key attackers: Inaki Williams, Nico Williams, and Oihan Sancet.
Their absence gives United a huge advantage.
Recent Collapses Raise Caution
United led Coventry by three goals but nearly lost.
They needed VAR and penalties to survive that FA Cup semi-final.
Lyon Comeback Was a Scare
Three weeks ago, United led Lyon 2-0.
They trailed 4-2 in extra time before making a dramatic comeback.
Amorim Stresses Unpredictability
“If you look at our season, anything is possible,” said Amorim.
“Sometimes we change completely during the game.”
Team Needs Mental Strength
“We can’t control the story like some teams,” he said.
“We must stay focused and fight until the end.”
Scoring Is Still Essential
“I feel we need to score again to go through,” Amorim added.
“We’ll have to suffer to reach the final.”
January Outburst After Brighton Loss
After a 3-1 loss to Brighton, Amorim criticized the team.
He called them “maybe the worst” in the club’s history.
Coach Reflects on Harsh Words
He admits his words were harsh.
“I might have gone too far, but results show we’ve struggled this season.”
A Season of Disappointment
“We could be the worst Premier League team ever—yet still win a European title,” Amorim said.
“That’s possible.”
Hope Amid Frustration
“This season disappointed everyone,” Amorim concluded.
“I still feel it’s the worst season—not ever, but maybe in the last 50 years.”
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