Manchester United has been reported to have priced at Garnacho 70 million, and wants to raise money to buy Zhekelais! The estimated time to sign Mbemo is confirmed

During the summer window, fans have a strong desire to "get down the tree". However, Manchester United failed to deliver a second Mbemo offer before Tuesday's interim transfer window deadline. "Competition Network" said that the Red Devils only issued a floating purchase of £45 million and £10 million last week, which was quickly rejected by Brentford, and the club did not make any official bids since then. The temporary transfer window of the Club World Cup has been closed and the summer window will be reopened on June 16. During this period, Manchester United will continue negotiations with Brentford, and Tottenham's "interception" is considered unlikely. Manchester Evening News said that Brentford may include special terms when coach Thomas Frank leaves to coach Tottenham to ensure that he cannot poach the team for a period of time and avoid the team's best players leaving with him.

And Mbemo has expressed his desire to join the Red Devils, Manchester United must now reach an agreement with the "Bees" on the transfer fee. The London club is relatively healthy in finances and has the option to renew Mbemo for one year, so they have the ability to stick to asking prices in negotiations.

Mbemo is destined to not be cheap, but he is willing to join Manchester United, which does not have the qualification of the Champions League. As long as the Red Devils can offer an ideal price, Brentford will not stop him from leaving the team.

Manchester United is confident in signing Mbemo, but how long it will take is still unknown. The club hopes to complete the deal as soon as possible, and Ruben Amorin's request is reached within this month. In this way, Mbemo can report to Carrington at the beginning of the pre-season training camp at the end of the month and participate in training and integrate into the team.

It is said that from a fiscal perspective, Manchester United also hopes to sign Mbemo before the end of the Premier League's fiscal year this season to avoid him entering the PSR profit and sustainable development rules calculation scope for next season. By then, Manchester United will miss the European Championship and their revenue will be greatly affected.

British Sky Sports confirmed that Manchester United has reserved funds for transfer deals between Cunha and Mbemo. However, if you want to continue buying people, such as introducing Portuguese sports center Tzekeles, you need to raise funds through player sales, and the transfer fee of the 27-year-old Swedish scorer may be as high as 80 million euros.

Portuguese coach Borges participated in the club's 99th anniversary on Tuesday and refused to give a specific answer when asked about the future of Dzekelish. "Zhekelais? The new season of Portuguese Sports only starts on July 1," he said. "That's what I would say. Today I am here to pay tribute to the club. It's summer vacation and I won't discuss work."

Manchester United can greatly improve their ability to spend money in the transfer market by selling youth training players, because their transfer fees are "pure income". Garnacho is the most likely youth training graduate in the club at present, because his salary is relatively low, only 50,000 pounds, and the "big brother" Rashford's weekly salary is as high as 325,000 pounds!

The Independent said that since Garnacho has many buyers, it is said that five clubs are paying attention, including Chelsea and Aston Villa in the Premier League, Naples in Italy, Atletico Madrid in La Liga, and Leverkusen in the Bundesliga, etc. Manchester United priced him 70 million pounds.

The 20-year-old Garnacho has three years left in the contract. Manchester United could have sold it at a high price, but even if it couldn't be sold, it could be left to use it for itself. But the Argentine winger and Amorin fell out, changing the situation. Now Manchester United is eager to take action. Any buyer who agrees to introduce £70 million will be a great philanthropist.

It is generally believed that Manchester United can eventually sell 50 million pounds, which is already a great success, and it is even more likely to be around 40 million pounds. Ironically, the club rejected the Naples price in January.