Manchester United have made another direct contact with FC Barcelona after the first bid for Frankie de Jong was rejected. In addition, the Red Devils are also interested in signing Christian Eriksen. On the other hand, Gareth Bale moved to the American side, MLS.
Man United are still hopeful to sign Frankie.
Erik ten Hag, the new manager of Manchester United, is very determined to sign the Barca midfielder, Frankie de Jong. Man United made a bid of 60 million euros for this player, but FC Barcelona rejected the offer. However, Manchester United have prepared a new proposal for Frankie. They contacted again with Barcelona. The plus point of Manchester United is that they know the financial crisis of Barca. They know Barcelona need money. As a result, Man United are not making any quick decision. They will wait until the last. Moreover, Manchester United are also ready to move on if Barcelona don’t reduce the asking price (€80 million). Anyway, Manchester United and Barcelona had a meeting recently. It is believed that both parties will compromise to make the deal done.
On the other hand, Manchester United are also observing other players. Christian Eriksen is one of them. In Euro 2020, Christian Eriksen had a serious cardiac attack during the match. His football career was about to end. But, he made an unbelievable comeback. Eriksen joined the English club Brentford FC. However, his contract with Brentford has expired. He also rejected a new offer from Brentford. As a result, many clubs have become interested in signing Eriksen. Manchester United and Tottenham are two of them.
Gareth Bale joined MLS
Gareth Bale has moved to the American side, MLS, after a long nine years at Real Madrid. He has won every possible trophy at Real Madrid. Unfortunately, Gareth Bale lost track at the end of his career at Real Madrid. As a result, he didn’t get enough game time for the Los Blancos. Wales will, however, make the FIFA World Cup for the first time in 64 years thanks to Gareth Bale. So, he will prepare himself for the upcoming World Cup at MLS.