If Manchester United returns to the Champions League, B Fee may stay with the team next year! Willing to refuse Saudi Arabian gold and dollars again, stay to help Amorim revive

The British "Sun" reported that if Manchester United can successfully counterattack this season and qualify for next season's Champions League, captain Bruno Fernandez is willing to reject the temptation of a high salary in the Saudi Arabian Professional League again next year and choose to stay at Old Trafford.

The 31-year-old B Fee has repeatedly rejected invitations from Saudi clubs in the past two years, including this summer's Riyadh Crescent, Riyadh Victory and Jeddah United. It is believed that after the 2026 World Cup in the United States, Canada and Mexico, the Manchester United captain may change his mind and go to the Middle East to pan for gold.

However, sources insist that B Fee believes that he still has an unfinished mission at Manchester United. He fully supports Ruben Amorim's revival project and believes that he still has a future at the Theater of Dreams. B Fee believes that although the team suffered the worst start to the Premier League in team history, it is still possible to enter the top four or five of the Premier League and return to the Champions League.

Manchester United is currently ranked 10th, but it is only 4 points away from the top four and 6 points away from the top spot. Daring people can even dream of competing for the championship! B Fee only renewed his contract with Manchester United last year. The contract expires in 2027, and the club still has one year of priority to renew the contract.

B Fee is about to make 300 appearances for Manchester United. He scored his 100th goal for the club in the 2-1 Premier League victory over Chelsea in September. B Fee is one of only 19 players to score more than 100 goals for the Red Devils. He has played 298 times for the club, scored 100 goals and had 86 assists.

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Sources close to B Fee have completely rejected recent claims that the Portuguese iron man is preparing to leave Manchester United after next summer's World Cup and accept an offer from Saudi Arabia. Transfer expert Ben Jacobs revealed that although B Fee does not agree with Amorim's insistence on letting him drop back and play in the midfield position of 343, this does not mean that he has a conflict with the coach. Their relationship is still very close, but they have different professional views.

Jacobs explained: "On a personal level, I don't think there are any real issues between players and coaches; there are some professional discussions, and sometimes that can be beneficial. It's obvious that players like B Fee are driving unity within Manchester United. As far as I know, he He gets along very well with Amorim. However, does he prefer to be deeper or more forward? Obviously the latter! "

Not only is B Fee the "guard" of Manchester United (the player who protects Amorim), but vice versa, Amorim also actively seeks to keep B Fee in the club. Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Ineos did not mind selling Fee B this summer, but Amorim insisted on keeping the team captain. This position will not change as long as Amorim continues to coach Manchester United.

Since joining Manchester United, B Fee has always been a double-edged sword. When he performs well and the team wins, people only focus on his considerable goals and assists. However, if the Red Devils have a poor record, B Fee's bad habits such as losing the ball and complaining will receive extra attention. For example, this season he missed two consecutive penalty kicks. There are always different opinions on whether Manchester United should keep B Fee or sell him. Neither the club nor the players want to be the first to take the initiative to break up.