Manchester United striker Mason Greenwood's future has attracted much attention, first with news that United are considering his return, then with reports that Aoki enjoys life at Getafe and intends to continue playing for the team, and the latest news is that Sevilla FC have also joined the fray. Greenwood, who went on loan to Getafe ahead of the summer window, currently has a goal and an assist in the club. According to the Daily Mirror, Sevilla FC are preparing to acquire Mason Greenwood, but Manchester United are still paying most of their £75,000 a week weekly salary. Sevilla FC won last season's Europa League to qualify for this season's Champions League and have a lot of money on hand. But in La Liga, the team is not as ranked as Aoki as they currently play for Getafe. Barca coach Xavi, meanwhile, admires Sancho, but certainly can't afford to pay a big price due to the team's financial problems. 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 United to bear half of his salary.
In addition, United once wanted to bring in PSV Eindhoven's Dutch winger Xavi Simons, but was used by Paris Saint-Germain on a first-hand acquisition clause. Simmons was then sold to PSV Eindhoven as a Netherlands international, then Grand Paris activated the buyback clause and loaned him to RB Leipzig in the Bundesliga, where Simmons performed very well. Despite United's keen interest in Simmons, there is a clause in PSG's deal with PSV Eindhoven that would go to PSV Eindhoven if the player was sold immediately within a year, meaning Simmons could not move in either the summer and winter windows, otherwise PSG would get nothing. The future of Manchester United striker Mason Mason Greenwood, who has been loaned to Getafe ahead of the summer window and currently has a goal and an assist. Sevilla FC have been shown to be interested in buying Mason Greenwood, but United are still paying the lion's share of their £75,000 a week weekly salary. Sevilla FC recently qualified for the Champions League and have plenty of money in hand, but in La Liga the team is not as ranked as Aoki as they currently play for Getafe. In addition to Greenwood, Manchester United striker Jadon Sancho's future is also in the spotlight.
Due to Barca's financial problems, although manager Xavi appreciates Sancho, the team certainly cannot afford to pay a big price, and although Juventus may borrow and buy first, Manchester United need to bear half of the salary. At one point, United wanted to bring in Dutch winger Simmons, but the player was offered a first-hand acquisition clause by Paris Saint-Germain. For now, United are still interested in Simmons, 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 go to PSV Eindhoven, which means that Simmons cannot transfer in the summer and winter windows, otherwise PSG will get nothing. For Manchester United, the future decisions of these strikers need to be carefully considered. If Mason Greenwood can get more games and perform well at Getafe, will United consider bringing him back? Sancho's weekly salary is high, and Manchester United are not cheap to buy him, and the decision to transfer to sell also needs to be deliberate. As for Simmons, it remains unknown whether Manchester United can bring in at the right price due to the terms of the deal between PSG and PSV Eindhoven. In the coming months, United's decisions will have an impact on the team's results and future. In the transfer market, prices and terms tend to complicate transactions.
Manchester United need to carefully consider the decisions of each striker, weighing the price and the player's contribution. Hopefully, Manchester United will make the right decisions to lay the groundwork for the future of the team. For fans, these transfer decisions are also worth watching, what do you think of Manchester United's transfer? News background: German FC Leipzig is looking to extend the loan of Dutch player Simmons, but Manchester United are also interested in buying the young player. Simmons is currently on loan at Paris Saint-Germain Football Club, which hopes he can excel at Leipzig and attract more club attention. At a time when the transfer market is so competitive, every football club wants to improve itself by bringing in good players. Paris Saint-Germain is no exception, renting out Dutch youngster Simmons in order to get him to play a great season to attract more and better offers. At present, German football club Leipzig is looking to extend Simmons' loan period, while Manchester United are also interested in making an offer for next summer window. This is good news for PSG, as they have the opportunity to reap huge benefits. Simmons is a treasure trove and he has shown amazing potential on the field.
Therefore, if he plays well in Leipzig, Germany, his selling price may be 10 times higher than the buy price. Of course, all profits will go to the Grand Paris Club. It also means that if United want to buy the young player, they will have to pay a higher price. However, Manchester United face an adverse situation. 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. This means that United may be forced to pay a higher fee to buy Simmons, which is not good news for Manchester United. Still, United have a chance to get Simmons. Many things have the potential to change over time. As a result, United could consider making an offer for Simmons in the summer window next year, which may be their only chance to win the race. Of course, they will have to pay a higher price to be able to buy the young player. Overall, Simmons' future prospects are worth looking forward to. He has shown great talent and potential on the pitch, which has also made him a sought-after player in the football transfer market. No matter which club he ends up joining, hopefully he will be able to achieve better results in his future career.