Manchester United in “advanced talks” for £8m summer deal

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Manchester United are facing severe financial hardships as Sir Jim Ratcliffe looking to cut costs and bring in funds however possible to adhere to Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR).

Whilst United failed to make any big sales in the winter transfer window, predominantly sealing loan deals, the club do have some opportunities for generating funds already being lined up.

Chelsea have an obligation to buy Jadon Sancho, irrelevant of his performances for the rest of the season, bringing in between £20 million and £25 million.

Aston Villa have the option to buy Marcus Rashford for £40 million at the end of the season.

Whilst there’s no buy clause in Real Betis’ loan deal for Antony, the Brazilian’s resurgence is making the LaLiga side really consider making the move permanent.

However, Ratcliffe has now lined up another avenue for income, with a pre-season tournament in the summer.

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Manchester United set to participate in Premier League Summer Series

It was recently reported that United were looking to headline the Premier League Summer Series, set to be held in the USA at the end of the season.

The league is set to be made up of six Premier League sides, however, the host venues are as of yet unknown but are expected to be in Atlanta, New Jersey and Chicago.

Now, The Athletic has now reported that United, along with Bournemouth, West Ham United and Everton, are in advanced talks to participate in the event.

It’s also reported that their participation in the Summer Series is set to earn them £7.9 million, which is alongside their tour of Malaysia and Hong Kong.

However, the full participants list for the Summer Season will only be finalised once the three teams set to be relegated are confirmed, to ensure all participants retain Premier League status.

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