Manchester United is in a vulnerable position when it comes to transfers and they can lose millions.
The owner of the Red Devils Sir Jim Ratcliffe has tried to lower the costs at Old Trafford since his arrival at the club. And in an attempt to stimulate the treasury, United has not been afraid to cash in on some of their stars.
In an attempt to raise further money, club heads also brought in a number of deals in sales clauses, but that could even come when biting. According to De Telegraaf, a large number of clubs want to buy out clauses effectively.
Although that United would now offer a small financial boost, it could even see them losing enormously in the long term. View the players who can be central to those proposed deals:
The now 30-time Tunisian international arrived at Old Trafford in Old Trafford, made 13 performances for the United First Team, while enjoying Leen Proverbs with Birmingham and Sevilla. Mjbri was finally sold last summer when he came to Burnley for a reported £ 9 million.
Since then he has become an important part of the push of the Clarets for promotion back to the Premier League. United currently has an agreement that entitles them to 50 percent of the profit that Burnley makes when they sell Mjbri, although it is expected to reduce in future windows.
The young attacker only came to United in 2020 from Penarol and received 25 trips for the Senior Side and never scored a goal. Just like Mjbri, he was broadcast on a series of loans for a permanent exit.
Greek giants Panathinaikos spent a reported € 6 million (£ 4.9 million) plus € 2 million (£ 1.6 million) in add-ons to sign him in the summer. But this time United would be paid around 45 percent of all future transfer costs that the current employers of Pellistri receive if they choose to sell it.
One of the more lucrative sales of Old Trafford in the past seasons, the French side Marseille spent about £ 26.6 million last summer. And he has found an excellent form with 15 goals in 25 performances.
It is assumed that United has a sold -out clause that is between 40 and 50 percent if he left Marseille. And that could see that the Red Devils secure a huge amount if Greenwood is sold – although they would lose that if they agree to cancel the sales clause.
Another product from the United Academy, the Scottish midfielder has certainly enjoyed his time away from Old Trafford. The 28-year-old completed a move to the Italian giant Napoli worth around £ 25.7 million.
Since then, Mctominay has scored seven goals in 25 performances and has earned many compliments for his performances. It was previously suggested that United was agreed to a 10 percent clause in the relocation, which could have seen them in line in line for a payment day of several millions of pounds in the future.
A signing of £ 50 million from Crystal Palace, United has already lost a considerable amount with the defender after he has agreed to sell him to West Ham for only £ 15 million. And the fullback has already proven its value with the hammers.
United will have hoped to earn even more after he has reportedly resolved a release clause in his move to the London Stadium. But if West Ham would choose to buy that out, it could see that United loses a considerable piece of money.
Brazilian misfit Antony joined Real Betis in a slightly different scheme in January. The Spanish side pays a percentage of its wages, while apparently there is no option or obligation to buy.
So how do United lose money? Well, but for a dramatic revival in Fortuinen in Old Trafford, United will not come close to the £ 86 million they have paid to sign him from Ajax. Betis could choose to pursue a permanent deal in view of the clear start of Antony with the club, but it is expected that the Red Devils will have to decrease their losses dramatically.
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