Real-time Man United transfer news Erik ten Hag is “going to leave United,” but Mauricio Pochettino is willing to negotiate.
Meanwhile, there’s growing conjecture that Mauricio Pochettino will take Ten Hag’s position when he inevitably leaves Old Trafford. The Argentine, who is believed to be keen on staying in the Premier League, left Chelsea on Tuesday by mutual consent.
When Ten Hag was hired, Pochettino was vying for the United position and just lost out. In addition, before the market opens next month, we’ll be providing you with the most recent FA Cup final team news from the Reds and closely monitoring the discussion around the summer transfer season.
Lopetegui was named manager of West Ham.
Julen Lopetegui has been officially appointed as West Ham United’s next head coach. With the departure of the Scot last week, the Spaniard takes David Moyes’ place in east London.
Among the names connected to the Manchester United position was Lopetegui. After leaving Wolves, he is thought to have spent the past year residing in England.
£35 million transfer budget claim
This week, The Daily Mail reported that United will use cash from player sales to augment its summer transfer budget of just over £35 million.
United is preparing for a busy transfer season, and the Manchester Evening News reported in February that player sales could set a record this summer. They will be looking to add more than £100 million to the budget because they have an overinflated team and numerous players out of favor, including those on loan like Mason Greenwood, Jadon Sancho, Donny van de Beek, and Hannibal Mejbri.
Next year’s contracts for Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Victor Lindelof, and Facundo Pellistri expire, although offers for Casemiro and Antony, among other players, will be accepted.
Just five players— have left United for a price of at least £25 million, demonstrating how poor their sales record is. On the other hand, in recent years, teams like Chelsea and Manchester City have sold players for enormous sums of money in order to finance significant spending sprees.
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