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Quote from: bering on Today at 01:01:24 PM

Negotiations between Man Utd and Barcelona for Frenkie De Jong transfer is getting harder because price tag 80 millions euro is overpriced for Man Utd and if the negotiations are still deadlocked then Man Utd will withdraw from this transfer and looking for another players but in the other hand although Barcelona ready to sold De Jong but actually Xavi still want him in the team and if he canceled leave Barcelona then Xavi still need him for next season

@bering it makes sense for Manchester United to walk away, because while De Jong is good but he’s definitely not worth 80 million euros. Furthermore if Barcelona can’t off load other player’s then they’ll have to lower their demands, and I think that is what Manchester United board is hoping for and I believe they’re right to wait it out rather than end up paying such a monstrous fee for him.

manchester united in recent years has been hiring very strange players, not to mention players who are not so good for the team, at least hiring bruno fernandez and cristiando ronaldo was a good choice, but hiring Frenkie De Jong would not be a good idea , he made 31 games in the league and only scored 3 goals, maybe you can blame the whole barcelona team? but i think manchester united needs to have a player like Benzema, Mbappe, or a player like Tammy Abraham or at least a player that scores a lot of goals, because if they get a player that scores a lot of goals, along with cristiano ronaldo o Manchester United attack will be a very powerful attack

Since Sir Alex Ferguson left the club, Manchester United have been poor with their recruitment and I think the board is meant to be blamed. They have been accused of recruiting some players that some of the past managers never wanted. The good thing about Erik Ten Hag era now is they are giving him all he wants, they are bent on signing his player De Jong but I think Manchester United won't break the bank to sign him though.