Bruno Fernandes could potentially leave Manchester United in January to join one of the top clubs in international football.

Recent reports from Spain have pointed to Bruno Fernandes emerging as a key target for the Saudi Pro League, with anticipated bids reaching up to €100 million (£87.5 million) for a potential move away from Manchester United. While Fernandes did not outright dismiss the prospect of a transfer, he emphasized his current dedication to succeeding with both Manchester United and the Portuguese national team.

In response to ongoing rumors, Fernandes stated in a press conference, “Being coveted is always good, regardless of the league and the club. But my focus is on the national team and Manchester United, I’m happy where I am.” He underscored his commitment to his existing teams and expressed contentment despite facing challenges at the start of the season with Manchester United.

While acknowledging the flattering interest, Fernandes emphasized that he does not allow market rumors to distract him. “I don’t look much at market rumors, they’re things I’ve never wanted to see. Until the moment something concrete comes to me, I don’t care what I see,” he added. The 29-year-old midfielder preferred to remain focused on his immediate goals rather than being swayed by speculative reports.

Fernandes, under contract at Old Trafford until 2026, reassured Manchester United that he is not actively seeking a move. This contractual stability puts the club in a comfortable position, facing no immediate pressure to entertain offers for their captain.

In addition to Fernandes, another Manchester United player reportedly on the radar of Saudi clubs is winger Jadon Sancho. However, Sancho’s potential departure in January appears more likely due to his ongoing feud with manager Erik ten Hag. While Saudi clubs expressed interest in Sancho during the summer, the 23-year-old is currently not inclined towards a move to the Middle East.

Sancho’s representatives have made it clear that negotiations won’t be pursued solely based on the highest bidder. Instead, Sancho is reportedly eyeing a move to another top European league. Although a return to former club Borussia Dortmund is his preference, financial complexities surrounding the deal pose a challenge. Other potential suitors, such as Juventus, may also find it difficult to afford the intricacies of Sancho’s potential transfer.

As transfer speculation continues, both Fernandes and Sancho find themselves at the center of attention, and their decisions are likely to shape the dynamics of the upcoming transfer window, influencing the trajectory of their respective careers.