In the latest transfer market developments, Manchester United are facing different trade situations for two players, De Ligt and Mazraoui. According to Sky Sports Germany's Plettenberg, United have hit a roadblock in their pursuit of Dutch international De Ligt, while at the same time, negotiations to bring in Moroccan international Mazraoui appear to be going more smoothly.
Bayern Munich have taken a firm stance on the De Ligt deal, insisting on a price of €50m (£43m) with a bonus clause. There is a clear difference between this price and United's current offer, leading to a stalemate in the negotiation of the transfer fee. Bayern believe that United's offer has not yet reached their psychological expectations, so the deal has not yet been able to make substantial progress.
In contrast, Manchester United's negotiations to bring in Mazrahi are looking smoother. Plettenberg revealed that the transfer negotiations between Manchester United and Mazlavi are already deep in progress, and the player's transfer fee is expected to reach a total of 25 million euros (about 21.5 million pounds). Although this figure is also not expensive, but compared to the transfer fee of Delicht, Manchester United seems to be more confident in the negotiations to bring in Mazravi.
However, it is worth noting that Mazrahi's transfer is still subject to a number of external factors. Plettenberg pointed out that whether the deal can finally come to fruition or not will have to wait for the outcome of the negotiations between Manchester United defender Wan-Bissaka and West Ham United. If the transfer of Wan-Bissaka can be successfully concluded, then United will be given more flexibility in terms of both financial and squad adjustments, thus making it more likely to complete the introduction of Mazrahi.
