Goalkeeper: Manchester United bought Onanada unanimously, Inter no longer blocked the collection of "huge money", Ten Hag master and apprentice reunited

After protracted transfer negotiations, the dust has finally settled on the transfer case over Manchester United's purchase of Onana. According to the authoritative media Sky Sports, Manchester United's current offer for Inter goalkeepers has been raised to £45 million, which contains certain additional terms. Inter's price tag for Onana is roughly around £50 million, which means that the gap between the two sides has narrowed to £5 million. There is a high probability that cooperation will continue to negotiate, and it is likely that the two sides will agree on intermediate values.

Prior to that, Manchester United's first offer was £38.5 million. However, this was too far from Inter's psychological expectations, so the Nerazzurri did not think about refusing immediately. Manchester United then continued to raise its offer, and it was not until 45 million that there was a possibility of continuing to cooperate. According to Sky Sports, citing Inter insiders, the two sides are likely to complete the relevant transfer deal documents within this week, aiming to send players to Old Trafford by July 13.

This is an important symbol of accelerated transfers, and the reason why Manchester United have always had a soft spot for Onana, in addition to Ten Hag's desire to reunite with his former disciples, the 27-year-old has also made it clear that he very much wants to play in the Premier League. This left Inter with little to do, so they had to fulfill his wishes.

Although he has only been with the Nerazzurri for just over a year, Onana's performance has been spectacular. Whether it is a save in the game or an encouragement to the team off the field, it is at the level of big brother. As a result, the deal will be a source of displeasure to Nerazzurri fans, who want Onana to continue playing for the team and ensure stability. However, on the one hand, the player himself wants to transfer, and on the other hand, Inter really need this transfer fee to continue their plans, which is the key to opening the summer transfer window.

Selling Onana can only be a forced choice for the Serie A team and even the giants' poor finances. It's really helpless.

According to what came out of Inter's transfer meeting, this summer they will be based on a full 23-man rotation system. At least one centre-back, one midfielder and one wing-back need to be signed. Obviously, such a configuration can only be achieved after selling the main team in exchange for a high transfer fee. Onana's departure was therefore doomed. The relationship with Manchester United is already good, and considering that they can recover huge sums of money, Inter have no other requirements.

However, after Onana left, who Inter relied on to guard the goal is still a problem, it is impossible to arrange Handa to return to the main force again, the substitutes are also old, and several favorite targets have basically been robbed, how to arrange Marotta?