Al-Hilal reportedly made an 'astronomical offer' for Manchester United's Bruno Fernandes during the January transfer window, but the attacker was not interested in an exit.
Fernandes, 29, has scored 71 goals and registered 60 assists in 215 appearances for Man United since making the move from Sporting Lisbon in January 2020.
The attacker was officially appointed Man United's new captain last summer, and he has again been a vital player for the Red Devils this season, making 30 appearances, scoring seven goals and registering six assists.
Fernandes extended his contract at Old Trafford in April 2022, with his current agreement running until June 2026, while there is the option of a further 12 months.
There has been speculation surrounding the Portugal international's future in recent months, though, with teams from Saudi Arabia believed to be interested in his signature.
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According to Record, Al-Hilal made an 'astronomical offer' for Fernandes in January, with the club determined to bring him to the Saudi Pro League.
However, the report claims that the Portuguese did not entertain the prospect of leaving the 20-time English champions, as he is determined to help the club become successful once again.
Fernandes allegedly has no desire to seek a transfer at this stage of his career, and it is believed that Man United's incoming minority shareholder Sir Jim Ratcliffe views him as a vital part of the club's plans.
The Portuguese has three goals and four assists in 21 Premier League appearances this season, while he scored twice and provided two assists in six outings in the group stage of the Champions League.
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Fernandes has two goals in the FA Cup this season, meanwhile, with Erik ten Hag's side present in the fifth round of the competition.
A number of Man United players continue to be linked with moves to Saudi Arabia, with Raphael Varane, who is out of contract this summer, thought to have offers from the division.
Casemiro and Jadon Sancho could also potentially leave Old Trafford this summer, and teams from Saudi Arabia's top flight are believed to be interested in the duo.
Anthony Martial, meanwhile, only has a deal with the Red Devils until the end of June, and the Frenchman could also potentially make a lucrative switch to Saudi Arabia.
Fernandes will be bidding to help Man United make it back-to-back Premier League wins when West Ham United visit Old Trafford on Sunday afternoon.
Matt Law
