Manchester United hopes to bring Mathys Tel to Old Trafford and sell Alejandro Garnacho before the transfer window closes within a few days.
The Red Devils are said to have an advantage in the race to secure the signature of Tel, with Chelsea, Arsenal and Tottenham all interested in the player. However, Spurs could still prove a complicating factor in the procedure that has now agreed with Bayern Munich for a permanent transfer.
The importance of United may have been obstructed by Premier League profit and sustainability rules, but the possibility of a loan can be attractive. An exit for Garnacho would of course improve their status to consider a transfer. If count arrives, he could play in a similar position as the Argentinian, with the exchange seen as a potential 'swap deal'.
United, who is currently in the bottom half of the Premier League, would prefer by Tel, because he is convinced that he can go directly to the failure line of the club. Ruben Amorim's side may now have to prove itself to Bayern after the bid of Spurs.
The Noord -London club can also use a starting point as lever in negotiations, while Arsenal may not be as convincing if their full series of attacking talent is fit. For United, a movement for count is not dependent on the departure of Garnacho, but the exit of the Argentina International would make a smooth transition possible.
The high salary of the young winger and potentially high fee would open some space for United in terms of PSR. It would also make it possible for Ruben Amorim to get a player who is more suitable for his system.
Reports claim that Garnacho is still preparing to leave the club before the transfer window is closed on Monday. Napoli has already seen an offer that has been rejected for the player, while Chelsea Hold and interest in the 20-year-old.
It has also been claimed that Bayern would prefer lending count out instead of selling him, which could still benefit United's case. The importance of the range of £ 50 million from Tottenham means that they agree with the sale of the Frenchman if the player wants to pursue the move.
Tel and his agent are ready to consider the options of the 19-year-old in the coming days with the deadline that looms up.
Bayern sports director Max Ebert has already emphasized the interest in the young person, who wants more minutes. “He said the playing time was not enough for him and that is understandable,” said Eberl.
“Nevertheless, we had fun to keep fighting. There is no bad blood. I can understand him. I rarely had so many clubs that called me about a player earlier. We spoke in December and Mathys said he wanted to settle himself. He said he wants to leave.
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