Recent rumours have been rumours about Manchester United's loan forward Mason Greenwood's future, with the Reds considering his return, followed by news that Aoki is interested in continuing to play for the team after enjoying his life at Getafe, and the latest development is Sevilla's intention to join the fray and ask United for a purchase at the end of the season.
The 22-year-old Greenwood, who went to Getafe on loan on summer window deadline, currently has a goal and an assist. Sevilla FC are preparing to acquire Mason Greenwood, whose contract with Manchester United does not expire until the summer of 2025, according to the Daily Mirror, and United are still paying the majority of his weekly salary of £75,000 a week.
Sevilla FC won last season's Europa League to qualify for this season's Champions League and have a lot of money on hand. However, in La Liga, the team continues to perform poorly, ranking worse than Getafe, who currently plays for Aoki.
Meanwhile, Manchester United's abandoned England winger Jadon Sancho has also received attention from La Liga giants Barca and is interested in bringing in from Manchester United, but this requires the Red Devils to accept a significant price cut. The 23-year-old Sancho fell out with Ten Hag and has refused to apologise and has returned with a bleak future at Old Trafford.
Spain's Daily Sport newspaper said Barca coach Xavi admired Sancho, but the team has financial problems and must not be able to pay a big price. Manchester United spent £73 million from Borussia Dortmund to buy Sancho, and the club knew that selling Sancho would definitely be a huge loss, the question was just how much.
Sancho also has a whopping £350,000 a week, which will also need to be significantly reduced before he can move to other clubs. Barca will not try to loan Sancho in the winter window, unlike Juventus, which may buy before he buys, but requires Manchester United to bear half of his salary.
The French newspaper "Team News" revealed that Manchester United once wanted to bring in Eindhoven's Dutch winger Xavi Simons this summer, who met Ten Hag's criteria for signing. However, Paris Saint-Germain used the pre-emptive clause to buy back the 20-year-old talent for just £5 million.
After being sold to PSV Eindhoven in 2022, Simmons scored 19 goals and assisted 8 times to become a Netherlands international. Grand Paris immediately activated the buyback clause to buy him back at the Parc des Princes, but soon loaned him out again to RB Leipzig, where Simmons scored three goals and assisted four times in seven Bundesliga.
Ten Hag has seen a lot of Simmons game footage and is keen to sign him to Manchester United, which also wants to bring in after his move to PSV, but there is a clause in the deal between PSG and PSV Eindhoven that if the player is sold immediately within a year, the proceeds will belong to PSV Eindhoven. That means Simmons can't move in either the summer window or the winter window, or Paris will get nothing.
Germany's Bild newspaper said Leipzig wanted to extend Simmons' loan period, while Manchester United were also interested in making an offer in the summer window next year. That's good news for Paris Saint-Germain, who are renting out the Dutch youngster in order to get him to have a great season to attract more and better offers, with Simmons selling for 10 times the buying price next summer, with all profits going to the Paris club. But United face a headwind, as Leipzig's loan contract stipulates that once Simmons reaches a certain number of appearances and the team reaches the Champions League, they can force a buyout.