sport news Barcelona 'blame LaLiga financial rules' for high asking price for Man United ... trends now
sport news Barcelona 'blame LaLiga financial rules' for high asking price for Man United ... trends now
Our hands are tied! Barcelona 'blame LaLiga financial rules' for £70m Frenkie de Jong asking price as Man United try to drive the fee down to secure Erik ten Hag's No 1 target Manchester United remain in talks with Barcelona over Frenkie de Jong Holland midfielder is new manager Erik ten Hag's No 1 summer transfer target Barcelona are demanding at least £70million for the former Ajax player They claim they are restricted by tough financial rules imposed by LaLiga United want to pay something in the £60m mark, with potential for add-ons
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Barcelona 'are blaming LaLiga's unforgiving financial rules' for their £70million asking price for Manchester United target Frenkie de Jong.
Talks between the two clubs are ongoing as United try to seal a deal for the Holland midfielder, who is new manager Erik ten Hag's primary transfer target this summer.
United would like to pay in the region of £60m for De Jong, with the possibility of a further £5m in add-ons, but Barcelona wish to recoup as much of the £65m they paid Ajax for the player back in 2019.
