MU lowers selling price of many stars

MU is ready to sell a series of players who are no longer in coach Ruben Amorim's plans at an unprecedented discount.

MU is forced to sell off players who are no longer in the plan.

According to the Telegraph , the "Red Devils" are looking to quickly free up the wage bill and create more transfer funds to rebuild the squad under Amorim. Up to this point, they have only collected £25 million from resale clauses and Chelsea paying part of Jadon Sancho's salary on loan.

The Portuguese coach spent £62.5 million on Matheus Cunha and £71 million on Bryan Mbeumo, but still wants another top-class striker, with Nicolas Jackson (Chelsea) as his top target. To have more budget, MU is forced to sell players who are not in the plan.

Garnacho is the player with the potential to bring in the biggest sum of money, and is of interest to Chelsea. At £40 million, this is a great opportunity for the London team to consider investing.

In addition to Garnacho, a number of other names are also being sold at low prices. Sancho, who cost £73 million, was not willing to buy him outright because of his £250,000/week salary. Juventus wants to borrow him for another season and is willing to pay part of his salary. MU will almost certainly lose Sancho for free next summer.

The £85m "flop" Antony is attracting Real Betis' attention. However, the £40m price tag that MU is asking for is still making the La Liga team shake their heads. MU may have to reduce the price further to push the player away, accepting a heavy loss.

Tyrell Malacia was once valued at £15m, but is no longer in the plans after returning from PSV. MU is ready to let this face leave for a symbolic fee, said to be very small this summer.

Marcus Rashford, valued at £100m in 2023, has also been loaned out to Barcelona. If all goes well, Barca could buy him outright for just £26m.

MU accepted to sacrifice names that were once considered the future of the team, thereby changing the entire attack line in the 2025/26 season.

Source: https://znews.vn/mu-ha-gia-ban-hang-loat-ngoi-sao-post1570754.html