Manchester United have made an initial offer to Everton for Jarad Branthwaite in the region of £45m
Manchester United have made an initial offer to Everton for Jarrad Branthwaite, worth £45m including add-ons, in what is the club’s first move of the summer transfer window.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe, who controls United’s football policy, green-lit the offer, which is for a basic £35m plus £10m in clauses.However, Everton face financial challenges and Sean Dyche, the manager, has conceded they may have to listen to offers for players. Branthwaite is their most saleable asset, though it is thought the profitability and sustainability rules that EvertonBranthwaite impressed for Everton during what was another difficult campaign for the Merseysiders.
With Dan Ashworth having yet started as United’s sporting director – he remains on gardening leave – Jason Wilcox, the technical director, is leading the club’s summer business.
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