The 23-year-old Chinese winger joins Premier League promotion for a transfer fee of £4 million and Manchester United's 25% commission

After a highlight season, Chinese winger Tat Yi Chan (aka Tasi Chung Tatsi) will return to the Premier League - according to Sky Sports, the 23-year-old will join Premier League promotion side Maluton for a transfer fee of £4 million and has undergone a routine medical examination. In this player deal, Manchester United will also make £1 million.

Chen Dayi

Tan Tat Yi, who debuted from Manchester United, played in the Premier League as early as the 2018/19 season, but he was on loan for a long time due to too much competition in the team. Last summer, Chen Dayi signed a four-year contract with Championship side Birmingham City for a transfer fee of £1.5 million, and Manchester United also enjoyed a 25% second transfer share under the agreement at the time.

After the cultivation and guidance of coach John Eustace, Chen Dayi made obvious progress last season (4 goals and 5 assists), but the ensuing poaching made Eustace feel unhappy: "You can see Chen Dayi's progress throughout the season, he has been doing better and better in this year at Birmingham, and we want to make him better. I would be very disappointed if I lost him. ”

Chen Dayi

In recent times, Birmingham have been training overseas in Murcia, Spain, while Chen Dayi, who is focused on transfers, did not go with the team. Initially, Eustace also described Chan's absence as "recovering from a home-based injury" (in April, Mr. Chen suffered a knee strain against Coventry), but as negotiations drew to a close, he stopped hiding it.

Chen Dayi

"My job with the team is to get players up and then take them to a higher level. As a player, Chen Dayi is maturing day by day, and I definitely don't want to lose him. However, player transfers are also part of our job. If we can't get promoted, then hopefully our players will play in the Premier League. We'd love to keep him, but if we do transfer, it's a good thing," Eustace said.

Chen Dayi

Before that, Luton Town had signed goalkeeper Jack Walton, centre-back Dans Anderson and right-winger Obene, while Chen Dayi, who is undergoing a medical examination, will be the team's fourth summer window signing.