Man Utd Keen costs £67m, top contender

United are closely monitoring a “incredible” star, a strong contender who has the ability to make attractive offers in the summer, according to a new report.

Ratcliffe opens to Manchester United’s financial problems

In a recent interview with Gary Neville, Sir Jim Ratcliffe detailed the extent of Manchester United’s financial problems and noted that the club would run out of money without aggressive action to cut costs.

Ratcliffe also confirmed that United will still make money from previous signings this summer, including Jadon Sancho and Antony, who were loaned after failing to adapt to Old Trafford’s life.

So you might expect a quiet summer on the transfer side, but the offside new report shows that Manchester United has the ability to offer a huge offer for Barcelona star Raphinha.

The Red Devils are followed by a striker who has performed well this season, and given the poor financial situation at Camp No, they have a feeling that they can lure Barcelona into selling.

Liverpool is also considered able to offer attractive offers to the Brazilian, and in the Saudi professional league, the club’s interest is further interested, so in the summer, his signature may have a lot of competition.

“Incredible” Raphinha vs. Ballon d’Or

United are undoubtedly interested in the left-wing summer moves as he was recently considered a strong contender for winning the Ballon d’OR by Barcelona manager Hansi Flick.

Thierry Henry also regarded former Leeds United Man as one of his favorites to win the award, after another impressive performance in the Champions League.

It is worth noting that the Brazilian star now contributes 46 goals in all matches this season, which adds to his total goals last night and assists Benfica to help him improve in the Champions League quarterfinals.

Also known as “incredible” this season, there is no doubt that the 28-year-old is the top member of Ruben Amorim’s side for £67 million recently.

However, Raphinha seems unlikely to be willing to move to Old Trafford, where Man United is in its current state, and the £67 million valuation is likely to rise in the near term, which may make him unfulfilled.