Manchester United wants to sell their captain! The B fee is priced at 100 million pounds, and two substitutes have emerged in advance

Portuguese attacking midfielder B Fee has been put on the shelf by Manchester United. According to Indykaila News, a well-known transfer blogger nicknamed "Green Hat Brother", Manchester United has set a departure threshold of 100 million pounds for B fee, and the Saudi Professional League team is watching closely. This summer, B Fee rejected a lucrative contract with a weekly salary of 700,000 pounds in Saudi Arabia and chose to stay on the top stage. But now the Red Devils' attitude has changed: as long as the quotation reaches the standard, they can leave with B fee.

"Green Hat Brother" broke the news that the Saudi team and the players are "close to reaching" a transfer agreement, and the transfer fee is about 100 million pounds. Manchester United intends to use the funds to reconstruct the midfield and has currently locked in two substitutes: Elliot Anderson of Nottingham Forest and Baleba of Brighton. Both of them belong to the Premier League and have both age and potential. Previously, Riyadh Victory tried to introduce B fee this summer, and the player had no intention of leaving at that time. Now, if the three parties (clubs, players, and Saudi investors) can reach an agreement on price, treatment, and planning, the probability of transfer will greatly increase.

Due to this World Cup year, B Fee, as the core of Manchester United, does not want to leave the Premier League stage. Manchester United had no intention of selling off its ace midfielder at the time. But after the start of this season, the management's attitude changed 180 degrees. B Fee's contract with Manchester United will expire in 2027, and Manchester United hopes to cash out at a high point to prevent depreciation in the contract year. In addition, if the contract is delayed until it is about to expire, the bargaining power will be weakened and the market value of fee B will also be weakened. With this huge transfer fee, Manchester United can acquire two young midfielders at once and complete the midfield replacement. Strength does not fall but rises.

As for B Fei, he can completely accept his career plan of going to Saudi Arabia to pan for gold after the World Cup. By then, he will be 32 years old and it will be time to leave the Premier League. Coupled with the fact that his status in Amorim's tactical system has declined and he is always placed in a double midfielder position far away from the offensive third, this has also made B Fee change his original idea of ​​staying on the team.

Once B Fee leaves the team next summer, Manchester United will use this huge transfer fee to purchase Anderson and Baleba. These two are the best young midfielders in the Premier League today, and they are suitable for Amorim's three central defender system. In short, Manchester United has decided to turn the captain into the largest cash flow in the summer window, and 100 million pounds is the psychological bottom line. Whether the Saudi club actually takes out this sky-high check will determine whether the Red Devils midfielder enters the "post-B fee era."