Team follow-up press release: Manchester United is willing to give up Hoylen for Sheshko, and sell it at a loss for 30 million

Hupu August 3rd News BBC Manchester United's famous reporter Simon Stone, Telegraph, Daily Mail and other Manchester United team reporters published a press release.

Manchester United is preparing to sell forward Rasmus Hoylen for £30 million. The Danish striker scored twice in Chicago's match against Bournemouth on Wednesday.

After the game, he immediately found the reporter waiting for the field and said that although Manchester United has always been interested in signing RB Leipzig's Slovenian striker Benjamin Sheshko, he still plans to stay at Manchester United.

However, the situation is not that simple.

Newcastle United is also interested in Sheshko, but has not reached an agreement with RB Leipzig for the 22-year-old.

Manchester United is waiting to decide on the next transfer, and there are reports that the player is more willing to transfer to Old Trafford. Manchester United sources insist they can reach a deal before the players are sold.

But it is generally believed that players must withdraw to ensure they comply with the Premier League's profitable and sustainable development rules.

And, if Sheshko does join, Hoylen will be marginalized.

If Manchester United sells Hoylen for £30m, it will be a real loss for Manchester United, as the striker has a "book value" of £43m, and the five-year contract he signed has been executed for two years.

This summer, Manchester United spent nearly £130 million on Brian Mbemo and Mattus Cunha.