Al-Hilal are reportedly preparing a £46m bid for Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes as INEOS considers potential January departures.

Saudi Pro League club Al-Hilal is reportedly planning to make a £46 million (€55 million) permanent transfer offer for Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes in January. According to a report by TMW cited by The Peoples Person, the Saudi side remains a persistent admirer of the 32-year-old midfielder and could test United's resolve when the winter transfer window opens.
Fernandes' current contract reportedly expires next summer, although Manchester United holds an option for a one-year extension while talks over a new deal have stalled. The article notes that despite recent friction with head coach Michael Carrick and a dip in form, it remains uncertain whether INEOS will consider selling the midfielder mid-season for the reported sum.
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