"6.6" Manchester United News: Leverkusen is close to meeting Manchester United s asking price for Anthony

Reconnect with Tenghage? ABC: Leverkusen is close to meeting Manchester United's asking price for Anthony

ABC: Tenhager's Leverkusen is close to meeting Manchester United's asking price for 40 million euros to sign Anthony immediately.

German Sky Sports said that Anthony did not take practical action on Leverkusen's signing list.

Telecom: Betis intends to sign Anthony permanently

Daily Telegraph reporter James Ducker: Real Betis intends to convert Anthony's loan contract into a permanent transfer.

Romano: Wilcox is officially promoted to Manchester United football director

Romano: Jason Wilcox has been officially promoted to Manchester United football director, and the club is very satisfied with his work so far.

Wilcox, who participated in all negotiations this summer, is considered a key figure in helping Manchester United develop.

The fans played the slogan "Thank you for staying, Bruno (with Manchester United badge)"

A fan played the slogan "Thank you for staying, Bruno (with Manchester United badge)" in the European League semi-finals Portugal and Germany!

Reporter: Amorin keeps in touch with Yorke, who is willing to join Manchester United

Give Me Sport reporter Ben Jacobs: Amorin and Yorke have been in touch with each other, and the players are open to joining Manchester United, even if there is no Champions League football.

Portuguese Sports' asking price for Yorke is about £60 million.

Reporter: Manchester United's first offer against Mbemo was rejected, and Brentford does not want to add clauses such as Champions League qualifications

Give Me Sport reporter Ben Jacobs: Brentford requires a guaranteed fee of at least £50 million from Mbemo's transfer. Manchester United's additional terms offer of up to £55 million did not meet this requirement.

Previously, famous reporter David Ornstein had reported that Manchester United's first offer was 45 million pounds plus 10 million pounds floating terms.

In the transfer market, most first-time offers are not usually accepted, so Manchester United remains confident in signing Mbemo.

In order to avoid triggering a bidding war, Manchester United waited for Mbemo to clearly express his willingness to join the club. Therefore, other intentional buyers have withdrawn from the competition.

Brentford hopes that the additional terms will be more related to the player's personal performance than additional terms based on the overall performance of the team, such as Champions League qualifications, etc. Clubs that sell players often tend to do this because they understand the players and are more confident in how the players perform.

Tony talked about B Fee's rejection of Saudi team: This is his decision, his thoughts are different from mine

Ivan Tony talked about Bruno Fernandez's refusal to transfer to Saudi club: Well, this is his decision, his thoughts may be different from mine. He obviously hasn't seen this league, and I respect his decision. I can't reveal too much, it all depends on him.

Previously, Ivan Tony transferred from Brentford to the Saudi team Jeddah Nationals for 42 million euros.

Romano talks about Mbemo's salary for joining Manchester United

Romano talks about Mbemo's salary for joining Manchester United: Of course he wants a high salary, but it is no different from other players such as Cunha. This is normal. When you join a club like this, you always ask for a high salary.

TA: La Jue's equity investment has greatly increased Manchester United's loss cap in three years

The Athletic: Sir Jim Ratcliff's equity investment has increased Manchester United's loss cap in the next three years from £15 million to £105 million.

Reporter: Martin is Manchester United's first choice

Give Me Sport reporter Ben Jacobs: If Emiliano Martinez can be obtained, Manchester United will introduce him - he will be their first choice.

It is generally believed that he will leave Aston Villa this summer.

Reporter: Semenho is still Manchester United's target

Independent reporter Sam C: Antoine Semenho is still Manchester United's target-Bornemouth asks for £50 million.