Three Quotes! Daily Telegraph: Manchester United s quotation for Mbemo was 20 million pounds higher than the initial one

July 17th According to the British media Daily Telegraph, Manchester United's third offer for Mbemo has reached 65 million pounds fixed + 5 million pounds floating, a total of 70 million pounds. Compared to their first offer, the fixed transfer fee figure is already 20 million pounds higher.

Manchester United's offer this time is fixed pounds + floating pounds of 5 million pounds. Amorin hopes the Cameroon internationals will compete in Manchester United's preseason in the United States and hopes that the third offer will be enough to convince Brentford to sell him.

Manchester United had offered £45 million in early June with a floating clause of £10 million, but was told the price was much lower than Brentford's valuation of the players. The Bee believes Mbemo's valuation is higher than the £62.5 million that Manchester United had previously paid for Cunha.

Then, Manchester United raised the offer to £55 million and had additional terms of £7.5 million. But the offer was also rejected.

It is understood that Brentford hopes to get more fixed transfer fees, and the total price is at least £70 million.

The fixed transfer fee proposed by Manchester United is already £20 million higher than the initial offer, which may cause some fans to question: Since Cunha's transfer fee has set the benchmark for Mbemo's potential deal, why are their starting prices still so low.