Manchester United players sell out at a loss, can be called a European football charity club

Before the transfer window closed this summer, Manchester United was anxious to send away several players that the clubs considered unsuitable. This was a "payment" after players were willful in the transfer market in the past few years.

Manchester United announced on Monday that they would introduce goalkeeper Ramons from Antwerp, and sell or loan Antony, Hoylund and Sancho. Anthony scored 9 goals in 26 games last season for Real Bedith last season. His outstanding performance made Real Betis decide to buy him out. The two sides signed a contract for 5 years and the transfer fee was reported to be 19 million pounds. Even if Real Bedith sells Anthony later, Manchester United can receive a 50% transfer fee of the transaction price. Considering that the Red Devils Manchester United signed Anthony from Ajax in 2022, he spent 81.3 million pounds at the time, and Manchester United is expected to lose a lot in this transfer.

Rasmus Hojlund is also a loss-making product. He transferred from Atlanta two years ago and reportedly spent 72 million pounds. Danes Hojlund only scored 4 league goals for the Red Devils last season, causing head coach Amorim to completely lose confidence, and Manchester United loaned Hojlund to Naples. It is reported that Naples has the right to use the terms to buy out next season, and the transfer fee is only 38 million pounds. In other words, Manchester United will be about half of the money back then.

As for Sancho was loaned out again, his destination was Aston Villa. Since the community shield last August, he has never represented the Red Devils Manchester United in the first place. He went to Manchester United for a transfer fee of 73 million pounds four years ago. No matter how you look at it, Manchester United will never be able to make a profit from him in the future.