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Quote from: Velvet78 on July 06, 2023, 11:20:04 PM

Onana deal should be completed for approximately 55 million euros for Manchester United. They offered 50 million and Inter still wanted 60 million. They should be able to reach an agreement right in the middle of these offers hopefully. The Red Devils had better act quick about completing the goalkeeper transfer after De Gea's departure.

They are lucky that they were able to find their target in a short time. Onana impressed people by good performances for a while. I liked to watch him in the Champions League as well. I believe he is really among the goalkeeper candidates who can fill De Gea's place strongly.

But to get Onana I think Man United need to be braver to increase their offer. Because at this time Inter Milan does not seem to be in a hurry to sell Onana. because even Inter Milan itself actually still needs Onana. So that Inter Milan at this time is like saying "60 million euros or nothing". Because Inter Milan also knows the problems that are being experienced by Man United, who really need a new goalkeeper after the departure of David De Gea. So Inter Milan will definitely maintain that price. and wait until Man United agrees. But Man United actually saw that the price offered by Inter Milan was quite reasonable. it's just that the remaining spending budget for the Man United club is currently only a few. and the Man United club actually still has to buy other players besides the goalkeeper. And this is what makes it difficult for Man United to make a higher offer.

As far as I can tell, Inter Milan is employing some form of strategy here. They are well aware of the dire situation now facing Manchester United in finding a replacement for De Gea. So, they've continued to put a price tag of 60 million euros on Onana, and I can't say that I blame them. They are within their rights to take advantage of United's plight. Manchester United is constrained in certain ways by financial constraints and the need to fill other roles. The concern that remains, however, is whether or not a protracted negotiation process risks losing Onana to another interested party. Is that a chance United is willing to take? I think it's about time Manchester United took a quick, bold decision in light of their financial constraints