Al-Hilal reject sale of Miti despite interest from Arsenal and Manchester United

Reports have revealed that Arsenal and Manchester United are interested in signing young striker Mohamed Qader Miti, a player for Al-Hilal, after both English clubs inquired about the possibility of acquiring his services during the summer transfer window.

According to reports, the two English clubs have moved to inquire about Al-Hilal's position on selling the player, but the Saudi club's management was not ready to part with Miti and insisted on his continued presence with the team during the current season.

Meti joined Al-Hilal in February from Rennes, signing a contract that extends for three and a half years, in a deal valued at around £25 million, making him one of the club's most significant future investments.

The 18-year-old French forward has previously represented France's youth national teams and played for Al-Hilal last season, where he scored one goal. He added another goal during the current season, making him a target for several English clubs.

Despite interest from Arsenal and Manchester United, along with other English clubs, Al-Hilal are holding on to the young player and believe it is still too early to let him go, especially since they signed him with the aim of developing him and benefiting from him as one of the key elements of the team in the coming years.