Man Utd “decides summer transfer budget” following the ruling of Erik ten Hag
After the season’s finish, Ten Hag is still the manager of Manchester United.
Dutch manager compelled to offload players prior to bringing up substantial reinforcements
Club authorities are eager to bolster four important positions.
After opting to keep Erik ten Hag on board, Manchester United will only give the Dutchman a £50 million transfer budget, according to a report.
Ten Hag will likely hold contract negotiations in the upcoming weeks, but United decided to move forward with Ten Hag on Tuesday, capping nearly three weeks of uncertainty. In 2025, his current contract expires.
It’s acknowledged that United’s team needs a lot of money this summer, but just £50 million will be available, according to the Daily Mail.
90 minutes comprehends The four crucial positions in the team that United has identified as urgently needing reinforcements are midfield, left back, center back, and striker.
Since £50 million won’t be sufficient to bring in those additions, United will try to increase their transfer budget by selling players.
United wants to increase their transfer budget by about £100 million, as 90min reported in March, and they plan to do this by releasing underperforming players like winger Antony
Jadon Sancho, who is returning from his loan with Borussia Dortmund after being banished by the Dutchman back in September, is probably done for good if Ten Hag stays on. Christian Eriksen and Casemiro, two highly paid players, are anticipated to become transferable.
Allegations indicate that United is willing to consider bids for nearly all of their players; only promising young players like Rasmus Hojlund, Alejandro Garnacho, and Kobbie Mainoo are reportedly off limits.
Early in the summer transfer season, United’s actions have been constrained by uncertainty around their ability to spend.
Due to the cost of any possible transaction, club officials have already abandoned their pursuit of Bayern Munich center-back Matthijs de Ligt. Meanwhile, they are now trailing Chelsea in their pursuit of Crystal Palace’s Michael Olise.