Manchester United captain has already made it clear he wants to play in Brazil before he retires as Saudi Arabian outfit . Fernandes has been the saviour of United's turbulent season with 19 goals in all competitions and 15 assists, helping the team reach the final against .
But the Portugal international has also been linked with an exit from Old Trafford as he prepares to enter the final two years of his contract, with Al Hilal pushing for a move.
reported how officials from the club have lined up a third meeting with Fernandes' representatives and are refusing to give up on the prospect of a summer move.
president Fahad bin Nafel is understood to have met with Fernandes' agent Miguel Ruben and lawyer Caetano Maria on Monday to present a lucrative three-year deal - though that proposal was rejected by his inner circle.
United are not planning to sell Fernandes and see him as crucial to their future plans, with the midfielder committed to the club for the duration of his contract.
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However, the player has confirmed he does intend to leave United one day and sees himself playing in the Brazilian league because the football is "attractive and electric" and says he watches it when he can.
He said: "Whenever I can, I follow it, because I find Brazilian football attractive, electric football, with a lot of quality, joy, very one-on-one.
"It’s pure football. And I think that now, with the coaches that are there, not only the Portuguese, but also Brazilians, are increasingly developing in the tactical part.
"I don’t really like talking about the distant future, but it’s like I said. It’s attractive football, very interesting. The only thing is that the trips are very long there in Brazil! There are many competitions, many clubs that play Libertadores and Sudamericana, very good competitions. I’m not saying no, because Brazilian football is very attractive, and we never know the future."
For now, Fernandes will be totally focused on United's huge upcoming Europa League final, which will come against rivals Tottenham in Bilbao on May 21.
Amorim has previously insisted the club want to keep Fernandes and won't entertain any bids. He said: "Our idea didn't change. We want to keep the best players - and Bruno is clearly one of the top players in the . We want Bruno here.
"It is easy to understand [his importance] - not just because of the numbers but the way he plays and the importance he has during his five years here. It's normal that a lot of clubs want a player like Bruno. He is a leader and he's the captain, so he's really important. He is a top player, we need top players."
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