The possibility of Manchester United's star Jesse Lingard leaving the team has been hit hard, and although Newcastle United have offered him twice, the Red Devils' extremely high asking price makes the Magpies likely to choose to give up and prepare to start bringing in other players.
According to reports in the British media this week, after Newcastle's first 6 million rent request was rejected, the conditions for the second offer to rent Lingard have been very impressive, 10 million pounds of loan fees, and 100% of its weekly salary of 100,000 pounds.
But in addition to asking for loan fees, United also made new demands: Newcastle would have to pay another bonus if relegated, and the total loan cost could be as high as £12 million. Together with a salary of £2 million, the other side would have to pay a total of £15 million for Jesse Lingard.
The Newcastle negotiators at the negotiating table eventually rolled up their sleeves and planned to turn to Ligue Lyon for midfielder Bruno Guimarães. Jesse Lingard, who is currently on holiday in Dubai, is anxiously awaiting, hoping to successfully join the Magpies on loan in the last few days of January, and then decide on his official home after his contract expires this summer.
In the last 6 days of the winter window, If United do not compromise on reducing the loan fee, they may not get anything from Jesse Lingard, he is sure that he will not renew his contract, and will leave the team on a free transfer this summer, and Manchester United will not get any transfer fees. Therefore, it is expected that Manchester United may still agree to a price cut at the last minute to avoid losing money and money.
Martial, who officially joined Sevilla on Tuesday, also encountered similar difficulties, with United asking the other side to pay a loan fee of 5 million pounds and bear the full salary of 250,000 pounds a week. In the end, it was the French demon king himself who gave up part of his salary and reduced the amount of salary borne by Sevilla to complete the loan transaction.
Former Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho has said Jesse Lingard is a mischievous but trouble-free player. "He's a mischievous but funny guy. If in school, he belongs to the kind of student who is funny but doesn't disturb the class, he's weird, but the teacher doesn't hate him. He has a positive personality and is able to work hard to complete his work at the right time. He can make the whole class laugh and create the good atmosphere that people want to see. I've been a teacher in school before, so I know what that makes sense. We like humorous people who can make everyone happy. What we don't like are students who are mischievous and mischievous and make it impossible for others to learn."
The British "Daily Telegraph" revealed that Lingard, who is "naughty but not mischievous", is now more and more angry about the club's transfer processing, feeling that the head of the transfer department does not respect himself and does not consider the interests of a player who has played for the Red Devils for nearly 20 years.
After witnessing Martial's successful loan departure, Jesse Lingard was even more puzzled that his transfer could not be further advanced, after Manchester United rejected an offer from West Ham and Tottenham Tottenham to bring in Jesse Lingard, he can also understand, after all, this is a direct competitor of the two Red Devils. But even Newcastle, who joined the relegation zone, has put so many obstacles in place that Jesse Lingard is furious.
If he stays at Manchester United, Lin Huang may continue to sit on the cold bench in the second half of the season, and Lonnick has not reused him at all, especially if his contract is about to expire, his playing time is bound to be limited. It would be a lose-lose-lose ending, which would be good for neither United nor Jesse Lingard.