Nottingham Forest winger Ellanda is about to transfer to Newcastle, Manchester United will win £8 million transfer share

Pay attention to a rare good news. With Nottingham Forest winger Anthony Ellanda about to transfer to Newcastle United, Manchester United will receive a considerable transfer share.

Previously, Newcastle's £45 million offer was rejected by the Forest. TA, Sky Sports, BBC, Daily Mail and other media confirmed that in order to sign Elanga, Newcastle will raise the quotation to 55 million pounds, and they will reach an agreement with the Forest.

reporter Romano said that after the quotation of £55 million on Thursday night local time was exposed, Newcastle was optimistic about the final release of the forest, Elland. Newcastle and Ellanga are also close to reaching an agreement on personal terms, and Magpie hopes to complete the deal as soon as possible.

23-year-old Ellanga is Newcastle coach Eddie Howe's long-term signing target. Last summer, Eddie Howe tried to introduce Ellanga but failed. After qualifying for the Champions League, in order to strengthen the lineup, Newcastle once again extended an olive branch to Ellanga this summer.

Eddie Howe appreciates the performance of the former Manchester United winger. Now he will be Newcastle's first signing this summer, and his former club Manchester United will also receive a 20% share of the second transfer profit from this deal.

In the summer of 2023, Manchester United sold Elland to Nottingham Forest for 15 million pounds. He contributed 5 goals and 9 assists in 36 appearances in the 2023-24 season, 6 goals and 11 assists last season, and 31 goals were created in 74 Premier League games. Currently worth 42 million euros.

If Forests eventually sell Ellanda for £55 million, that is, the forest transaction profit is 55 million-15 million = 40 million, Manchester United will receive 20%, that is, £8 million share.

Maybe this is not a big money, but it is definitely not a small money. Maybe it is like recovering more money from Sancho and Rashford (it is very likely that you will have to pay more for your salary). Every money is a timely help to Manchester United, and may help the Red Devils collect all the money to complete the second sign Mbemo. Chris Wheeler, a reporter from Daily Mail, reported that Manchester United will consider quotations for Hoylen, but most of the current quotations are loans.

Two years ago, Manchester United paid 77.8 million euros to take away 20-year-old Hoylen from Atlanta, but the players' development at Manchester United was not smooth. They experienced more than a dozen ball droughts at the start of the Premier League, and were severely criticized by the outside world last season, scoring only 4 goals in 32 Premier League games.

Manchester United are willing to consider sending Hoylen away, but most of the inquiries about Hoylen were loan offers. Inter Milan showed clear interest, which could develop into a permanent transfer, or a loan with a forced buyout.