Reporter: Considering his importance to the team, B Fee wants the same salary as the top salary players in the team

According to David Ornstein, B fee wants to get the same salary as the top salary player in the team.

B Fee performed well in his first year with Manchester United, and the club wanted to renew his contract with a salary increase in November 2020. The renewal was put on hold after B fees and his team declined offers last fall and negotiations are expected to resume in May, when players and clubs alike have a clearer idea of what will happen next season.

B Fee's weekly salary at Sport in Portugal is only £50,000, and there are bonuses for doubling the salary after joining Manchester United, but there are many players who earn more than him. Ronaldo's weekly salary at Manchester United is £400,000, De Gea's is £375,000, and Pogba, Varane, Martial, Sancho, Cavani and Rashford all earn £200,000 or more a week, with Maguire and Luke Shaw also close to that figure.

United have increased the B-fee, but given his importance to the team, he wants to get the same salary as the top-paid players in the squad. Since joining Manchester United, B Fee has scored 33 goals and assisted 22 times in the Premier League, and only Salah and Kane have scored more goals than him in the same period. United are feeling relaxed about the B fee for the renewal, and his contract expires in 2025.