Real Madrid s A-fee transaction is stuck, Manchester United refuses to work for nothing and asks for compensation
5:59pm, 22 May 2025Football
Spanish media reported that the transfer of A Fee is not as smooth as Wyson. The complications stem from third parties outside Real Madrid and Benfica, which are currently being resolved.
Last year, Manchester United sold the A fee to Benfica, but retained the buyback terms. The transfer negotiations are currently stuck in this stage, but the parties expect the transaction to be completed eventually.
Real Madrid has reached an oral agreement with the players. Real Madrid believes that the 50 million euro termination fee will not be a problem, but Real Madrid has always avoided direct contact with Manchester United, and communication is mainly borne by the players' agents and Benfica.
What is blocking the official announcement is the terms set by Manchester United and Benfica during the transfer last summer. Manchester United naturally postponed all negotiations until after the UEFA Cup final, but is expected to demand some form of compensation.
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