MU ready to spend 150 million pounds in the summer market

Coach Amorim wants to create a new attack line with Matheus Cunha and Mbeumo.

Mr. Maguire analyzed on BBC : "Even without participating in the European Cup, MU can still spend 150 million pounds without any difficulty."

He insisted that reports of a financial crisis and pressure from spending regulations (PSR) had been exaggerated by the British media. In fact, United still generated more cash on a daily basis than any other Premier League club.

"The losses at the club are much lower than the revenue. Therefore, the damage is not as serious as people think," Mr. Maguire added.

When it comes to spending on new signings, Maguire said that clubs are now more inclined to spread the amount of money players have to spend over the course of their contracts. This means that instead of paying all the transfer fees in one go, clubs will pay them in annual instalments to ease the financial pressure.

“If you sign a player for £150m, you might only have to write off £30m a year plus wages,” he said, meaning United would recoup their costs if they sold some of their academy graduates, such as Alejandro Garnacho or Marcus Rashford, for a profit.

Selling Rashford will help MU make a big profit. Photo: Reuters .

This summer, players such as Tyrell Malacia, Jadon Sancho, Rashford, Garnacho and Antony are likely to leave the club. Even the futures of goalkeepers such as Andre Onana and Altay Bayindir are in doubt. Kobbie Mainoo, the Red Devils' bright young talent, could be sold if the right offer is received.

"If it's an academy player, you don't have to pay any fees for this player in advance. This means that any revenue from selling the player will be 100% profit. This will be much better than selling a player who has been with the club for only a few years and does not meet the requirements," Mr. Maguire further analyzed.

The Guardian reports that coach Ruben Amorim will be given £100m to spend on players this summer. This figure could increase if the "Red Devils" sell players who are not in the plan.

However, in the first weeks of the summer transfer window, the Red Devils have completed the signing of Matheus Cunha for £62.5m. The team is also considering spending an additional £50m on Brentford striker Bryan Mbeumo.

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