Bruno is sold for Rp. 2.2 trillion, a new solution or source of problems for Manchester United?

Gilabola.com – Bruno Fernandes, Captain Manchester United, is at an important intersection that can determine the direction of his future in the near future.

On the personal side, the opportunity to move to the Pro Saudi League promises extraordinary financial benefits – sufficient quantities to guarantee the future of his family for several generations.

However, if he really chose to move to the Middle East, there was an expensive price that accompanied him, namely the possibility of closing the door to win large trophies at the highest level of European football.

This condition is reminiscent of Jordan Henderson’s experience who had tried the Saudi Pro League but finally chose to return to Europe. However, Bruno’s situation seems different.

Many feel that if he has left there, he will stay for a long time. The size of this decision for Bruno is indeed large, but for Manchester United, the effect is much broader.

This season United have just undergone one of their worst Premier League seasons in history. The team looks cracked on many sides, and the new coach Ruben Amorim is believed to soon be starting to start the “open heart surgery” which was once diagnosed by Ralf Rangnick while still serving.

In such chaos, an idea emerged from the club to be willing to release Bruno Fernandes with a value of around Rp 2.2 trillion in the midst of transfer of transfer from Saudi Arabia.

An irreplaceable figure in the midst of failure

The plan to sell Bruno was not because the player forced out. So far, he has always stated his commitment to survive as long as the club still wants it. But the fantastic offer from the Saudi club made United start considering that big step.

The question is, is it true that Rp 2.2 trillion is proportional to Bruno’s contribution? This season, he is the most creative player as well as the most opportunities for the squad.

He became a major threat in the affairs of goals and motor driving motorbikes. If a player like this is taken from the squad, some observers consider the team to be a relegation candidate.

The question is getting more complicated: Can United find a substitute for such a large substitute? Whether it’s Rp 1.1 trillion, Rp 2.2 trillion, or even double, Bruno’s performance and consistency are considered not easy to find.

He is the only element in a team that is still working well, and has never even been absent because of an injury, while other parts seemed to be waiting for a massive renovation.

The decision to release it will be a big bet – not only for the balance of the squad, but also for the future of Ruben Amorim as a coach. The pressure on it will increase sharply if the main mainstay of the team is released when the foundation is not strong.

Moreover, the current club does not compete in the Champions League and continues to show a downward trend for more than a decade. In a soccer landscape like this, maintaining a key player like Bruno is a problem more than just a nominal transfer.