Manchester United are reportedly in talks to sign Benjamin Pavard this summer transfer window. However, Bayern Munich have not demanded a fee.
Although, they are open to sell him this summer transfer window. This is also because Pavard has refused to sign a new contract with Bayern Munich.
MANCHESTER UNITED AND BENJAMIN PAVARD TRANSFER LINKS FULL STORY
According to reports, Manchester United want to sign Benjamin Pavard this summer transfer window. The reports also claim that Pavard is open to a move to the Premier League giants. However, they will advance their negotiations after selling Harry Maguire. West Ham and the Red Devils have an agreement in principle to sign Harry Maguire.
However, Manchester United have not signed the documents to sell him. Although, in the next few days, Harry Maguire there is expectation that he will become a West Ham player. The Red Devils are close to selling him for 30 million. They are also willing to spend a similar amount on Benjamin Pavard. It is also because Pavard’s contract expires in the 2024 summer transfer window.
THE RED DEVILS ARE WAITING FOR BAYERN MUNICH TO GIVE A PRICE TAG
Manchester United are currently in positive negotiations with his agent. However, they have only had initial discussions with Bayern Munich. Bayern Munich are trying to ask Pavard to stay at the club. However, Pavard has rejected all the contract extensions. He wants to try a new experience and leave the German giants this summer transfer window.
It looks like Manchester United is his next choice. However, Bayern Munich have not yet decided a price tag. However, it looks like Bayern Munich will demand a fee close to 35-40 million. The Red Devils should have no problem in paying the fee. However, the Red Devils will hope to bring the price down because of Pavard’s contract situation.
Manchester United have also sold Fred to Turkish giants Fenerbahçe for 9 million. Hence, the Red Devils are also in the market for a midfielder. Fiorentina midfielder Sofyan Amrabat is leading the midfielder list for the summer transfer window.
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