Manchester United Iceland talks to promote Mbemo s deal, but some insiders disagree to toughly treat the five-man leaving

July 18th Manchester United's preseason schedule will officially begin with the match against Leeds United in Stockholm. According to TA, Manchester United CEO Berrada and football director Wilcox plan to fly to Sweden on the day of the game. A few days ago, they accepted the invitation of Ratcliffe to go to Iceland for a series of face-to-face talks. In addition to in-depth discussions on Manchester United's related affairs, some people plan to go fishing.

Over the years, Ratcliff, who travels frequently, has held many meetings with Ineos senior executives around the world, and he believes these activities can help them explore their business in a relaxed environment. In fact, Berrada had a meeting with Ratcliff at the ski resort in his early days at Manchester United. Between Iceland's streams and hills, Ratcliffe, Bellada and Wilcox discuss the future direction of Manchester United, while improving their understanding and getting close to nature.

Although the mobile phone signals in the region are sometimes absent, this did not hinder Manchester United from advancing its third offer to Mbemo. It can be reasonably inferred that the face-to-face exchange of the three is actually a trigger for accelerating the transfer plan. Ratcliffe had proposed that Amorin also participate in the itinerary, but gave up after the discussion and let him focus on leading the team to prepare for the battle.

It is reported that Manchester United has taken tough measures against the "departing five-man team (Rashford, Garnacho, Anthony, Sancho, La Macia)" to make them understand that they have no future in the club and have to actively find their next home. However, not all United insiders agree on the restrictions on the separate training, as these players still have close ties to club staff, and there are also concerns that this practice of isolating them may reduce the value of players in the transfer market.

Instead of letting these five leave the team rush, some players may choose to wait to avoid depreciation too quickly, knowing that Manchester United must eventually agree to their departure. Garnacho belongs to this category of players. He is currently worth between 60 million and 70 million pounds, and Chelsea is paying close attention to his situation. From Manchester United's perspective, this tough attitude shows that Amorin's standards have been strictly enforced. In order to completely get rid of the past, Amorin only hopes that those players who fully support him will stay.

Manchester United and Brentford have delayed their negotiations on Mbemo's transfer for more than a month, with the offer rising from the initial 55 million pounds to 70 million pounds. Manchester United executives hope to reach an agreement before Amorin's interview on Saturday, and all signs still indicate that Mbemo wants to join the team. Overall, however, Amorin will use a smaller squad in the preseason.