Not Vinicius, the $150M mega offer Man United prepares for Real Madrid star

Real Madrid’s president Florentino Perez would be trying to balance the finances of the club once it seems almost sealed the arrival of Kylian Mbappe to the institution in the summer transfer market window, which would surely affect the Madrilean side regarding the FIFA Fair Play Financial Restrictions.

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In this sense, the Spanish giant would be monitoring their options in the market to make a massive sale, which could have recently found a response from the Premier League, where Manchester United’s new owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe appears as really determined to sign a Real Madrid top star for the next season.

Ratcliffe, who has recently started his sporting functions at the Mancunian club, would be currently searching for a top winger to sign for the Red Devils, given the poor performances given by stars like Antony dos Santos, Jadon Sancho or Marcus Rashford in the last few months.

In this respect, the British billionaire would have put his eyes on a Real Madrid top star, and after having expressed internally his admiration and interest on signing Vinicius, he would have now identified an alternative to the former Flamengo player, and he would be willing to pay up to $150M for his new target.

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This new candidate to be signed by Manchester United would be Vinicius’ compatriot Rodrygo Goes, who being only 23 years old has impressed at Real Madrid with 202 appearances for the Whites, where he already scored 50 goals (18 of them in the Champions League) and gave 39 assists. The Brazilian star could lose his place at Real Madrid after the arrival of Mbappe and the interest from Manchester United could find a positive answer from Real Madrid to seal an agreement to send the player to Old Trafford and balance the club’s finances with a massive income in the summer transfer market window.