Manchester United is about to collect 15 million! If you can t sell it, you will be counting on other teams. If you transfer, you will make a higher profit.

Manchester United has been confirmed to be a surprise income, and the first transfer income in the summer window actually comes from the seller of other teams! Italian transfer expert Fabricio Romano reported that Newcastle United has confirmed that £55 million has introduced Anthony Ellanga from Nottingham Forest, with the transfer fee of £55 million ranked second in the team's history, so the Red Devils will receive a generous share.

British media captured Elanga arriving in Newcastle on a private plane and then heading to the training ground. He will undergo a physical examination and sign a contract. In the past two seasons, the former Red Devils youth training player has assisted 20 first place in the Premier League, surpassing Arsenal's Saka, Chelsea's Palmer, Manchester United's Bruno Fernandez and Manchester City's De Bruyne.

Elanga left Manchester United in the summer of 2023 and joined Nottingham Forest for £15 million. In this deal, Manchester United also attached a second transfer clause. Manchester United will receive a 20% share of the transfer fee profits generated by any future transfers by the 23-year-old Swedish Fast Horse.

Calculated at the above price, Forest will earn £40 million from this transfer, so Manchester United will receive £8 million. Another saying is a 15% share, which would also be £6 million.

Manchester United will also share more funds through a second transfer, and Real Madrid's transaction to introduce Alvaro Carreras Fernandez from Benfica is about to be completed. The Red Devils sold A time-consuming, and 20% of the contract transfers were divided into terms, while Benfica's contract penalty with him was 50 million euros, equivalent to 40 million pounds.

"Galaxy Battleship"'s Fran Garcia performed well in the Club World Cup, but it did not affect the progress of the A-fee transaction because they may clean up French Alleymondi.

Romano confirmed on Tuesday that Real Madrid had traded Rafael Obrador to Benfica as part of the A-fee transfer. In addition to sending Obrador, Real Madrid will pay a fixed transfer fee. They are close to reaching an agreement with Benfica. The deal will definitely be completed, and the time is expected to be after the end of the Club World Cup.

If Real Madrid agrees to buy out A fees with liquidated damages, Manchester United will receive a profit share of 10 million euros (£8 million). But Real Madrid took out players as a bonus, and the transfer fee for A-fee will definitely be lowered, which is said to be reduced to 45 million euros (39 million pounds), and Manchester United can get a share of 7 million pounds.

Manchester United has a 20 million euro priority repurchase right for A fee. However, the club has notified Benfica in writing that it has no intention of exercising this clause, so the Portuguese Super League can sell the Spanish 22-year-old fullback to Real Madrid.

Another Manchester United youth training player, Maxi Oyedele, may also bring similar benefits to the old club. Oyedle permanently transferred to Polish club Legia, Warsaw, last August. He performed well last season in his first season after the transfer. The 20-year-old who can play midfield and defender made 24 appearances in Legia, helping the team win the Polish Cup for the 21st time, and the team reached the quarterfinals of the UEFA Cup. At the same time, he is already a Polish adult international.

Manchester United only charged a token transfer fee of £500,000 when selling Oyedler, but there were high resale terms in the contract terms, which was said to have reached 40%. It is understood that Oyedler's contract with Legia includes a termination clause worth 6 million euros (£5.18 million) and if he transfers at this price, Manchester United will earn more than £2 million.

Now his potential buyers include Bundesliga teams Wolfsburg and Werder Bremen, as well as the Championship clubs. Manchester United also added a buyback clause to Oyedler's transfer to Poland, which means Amorin can also choose to re-sign him, but the possibility of doing so is basically zero.

Among all the youth training players sold by Manchester United, the one who may bring the highest transfer fee share is Mason Greenwood, whose second transfer share reaches 50%. Last season, the 23-year-old Aoki scored 22 goals for Marseille, and the team ranked second in Ligue 1. Western media "Fichajes Transfer Network" said that Saudi Arabian professional Jeddah nationals offered him 70 million euros (£60 million). Manchester United sells Greenwood for £27 million, and if he transfers to the Middle East at this price, the Red Devils can get £16.5 million. However, despite having conflicts with coach Dezelby, Aoki didn't seem to plan to transfer: "I hope to play here next season, and my teammates told me that it would be very special. I think it's a very positive season and we have achieved our goal. I recently had a baby with my girlfriend here, and I feel like home is a very special place. Not many people can have the opportunity to play in Marseille, I'm very happy that my goal is a huge achievement."