Manchester United s plan to exchange Baleba was rejected, Brighton doesn t want the Red Devils player! Contact Donnarumma encounters a big obstacle

Manchester United is preparing to try to introduce Brighton's 21-year-old midfielder Carlos Baleba, who was priced at more than £100 million, or even as high as £120 million. The "Seagull Legion" has a three-year contract with it, plus one-year priority renewal rights, so the initiative is firmly in its own hands.

Italian transfer expert Fabricio Romano disclosed that the players are eager to make the transfer, so Manchester United is ready to strive for it. Brighton said that he would not sell this summer. They did not have the pressure to sell people. They have always been accustomed to charging high prices.

This summer, Brighton has sold players such as Joao Pedro, Simon Addinggra and Perves Estupinan, and has reinvested the next batch of players, hoping that these players will gain value again. However, because it was not long before the end of the summer window, it was difficult for them to find a replacement for Baleba, so they further requested a price increase.

London Evening Standard said that Manchester United had proposed to reduce the price of Baleba by using player exchange, such as using midfielder Toby Collier as a bargaining chip, who has played for Brighton in the past. But the plan has been rejected, with Brighton saying there is no interest in the Red Devils players, demanding more than the £115 million transfer fee paid by Chelsea when he signed Moises Kesedo two years ago.

However, Manchester United has not given up yet and intends to continue trying. Amorin's goal in the last two weeks of the summer window was to bring in a midfielder and a goalkeeper. This week, Champions League winner Paris Saint-Germain excluded 26-year-old Donnarumma from the roster on Wednesday, causing a complete breakdown of the relationship between the two sides.

Last weekend, Paris Saint-Germain bought Luca Shevalier for £47 million, and their contract renewal negotiations with Donnarumma were unsuccessful. Donnarumma asked for an increase of the current weekly salary of £185,000, while Paris Saint-Germain asked for a salary cut. The two sides did not give in and finally parted in a bad mood. Donnarumma's agent team is upset with the treatment he received this summer and is now exploring options, and according to Romano, the player "100% guaranteed" to leave Paris Saint-Germain. But it may not be this year, and he does not rule out spending his last year's contract in Paris and leaving as a free agent next year, so he will choose more.

If a transfer is made this summer, the Premier League is Donnarumma's most likely destination. His transfer fee is only £26 million, which is a "bad price" for Premier League clubs. However, the player's salary requirements are a big obstacle, and fans only need to consider one thing: Qatari oil funders are unwilling to pay the wages they ask for!

France's "RMC Sport" reported that Donnarumma will transfer this summer only if he finds a project that suits him, otherwise he would rather stay at the Princes Park in Paris until his contract expires. Donnarumma is confident that the club still has to use him in the end, because its replacement is not so easy to gain a foothold.

The French media said that Manchester United and Chelsea have asked about the goalkeeper's situation in recent times, but no specific offer has been made yet. Meanwhile, Manchester City, Arsenal, Liverpool and Real Madrid are not interested in Donnarumma's transfer.

But the obstacles to Manchester United signing Donnarumma are obvious. 50 million euro goalkeeper Andre Onana is no longer possible to leave the team this summer. His weekly salary is 120,000 to 150,000 pounds. If Donnarumma is brought back, the salary expenses of the goalkeeper position will be seriously exceeded. Therefore, it is generally believed that only by purge Donnarumma can the Red Devils have the opportunity to introduce "money Duoduo".

Chelsea has sold Kepa Arizabalaga to Arsenal, and Joelger Petrovic has also left the team. Robert Sanchez is the team's current main goalkeeper, while Spain's goalkeeper is as prone to mistakes as Onana.