"Manchester United Tax" is deeply rooted in people s hearts! ESPN: Hoylen s estimated price is 40 million, Manchester United talks about 72 million

What is Manchester United tax? A brief translation means that once a player is attracted by Manchester United, his value and transfer fee will rise, and Manchester United will also complete the signing at a high price. The premium of this part is "Manchester United Tax". ESPN recently recalled Manchester United's key signings in the past few seasons in the form of a column, which focused on Hoylen's transaction. Manchester United's initial estimate of Hoylen was £40 million and said that the transaction would not be completed at a price of more than £60 million, but the final transfer fee was £72 million, and the extra part was "Manchester United tax".

In recent seasons, the word "Manchester United tax" has been deeply rooted in people's hearts. Manchester United's operations in the transfer market have also been criticized by many fans and media. They have a very strange style in the transfer market. They are always very worried that the target they are interested in will be snatched away by other clubs, and they are also worried that players will refuse to trade. This mentality makes them lose the initiative in the transfer market, and they can only complete the transaction through high salaries and high transfer fees. When this model forms a style, it will be very difficult for Manchester United to change. Manchester United's transfer team does not seem to be good at bargaining.

Speaking of the "Manchester United tax", it is not just Manchester United. Many clubs will encounter similar problems, including giant clubs such as Real Madrid and Manchester City. Once they like any player, the opponent's quotation will increase by a part. However, compared with Manchester United's transfer style, other clubs will be more experienced in dealing with these issues. They will not accept the "threat" of the other party, and will have alternative goals. They will firmly grasp the initiative in the transaction process, and the final cost and price will not exceed expectations.

ESPN also mentioned the upstart team Newcastle. Because they were backed by the Saudi public investment fund, they were once considered the largest buyers in the transfer market. Many people hope to see the early signing styles of Paris Saint-Germain and Manchester City. However, Newcastle did not turn the "Saudi tax" into pressure. Instead, it has completed many excellent transactions through negotiations in the transfer market. Even Isaac's 70 million euros seems to be a very good choice now, and Newcastle's transfer cost has also become normal.

Manchester United has now discovered this problem and is looking for a solution, but it is not easy to solve it in a short period of time. Manchester United rejected Everton, who offered a high price in the summer window last year, gave up Branswaite, and will most likely give up Ekitic, who offered a quotation of 100 million euros in the summer window this year. These transactions will not appear in Manchester United's future choices, nor should they appear in their choices. If Manchester United wants to rebuild successfully, it is the most basic thing to build a professional transfer team, and it is also what they should do to make the "Manchester United tax" normal.