Guardian: Manchester United may not be able to introduce Yorke because players are more inclined to participate in the Champions League

June 15th According to the Guardian, Manchester United may not be able to introduce Yorke because players are more inclined to join Arsenal.

According to the Guardian's analysis, Manchester United's pursuit of Yorke may fail because the Portuguese sports striker said joining Arsenal was his dream. Manchester United had a preliminary discussion on the introduction of the 27-year-old striker, and Amorin intends to strengthen the front line.

It is reported that Yorke's representative has informed Manchester United that the players want to join the Red Devils. Instead, Yorke is more inclined to join Arsenal because the Gunners will compete in the Champions League next season.

Manchester United are in the reconstruction phase and will miss the European Cup next season due to their 15th place in the Premier League and losing in the UEFA Cup final. It is understood that although Manchester United still hopes to restart transfer negotiations, there is little chance of success. Portugal Sports' price for Yorke is 80 million euros, and it is not clear whether Arteta will use Yorke as the first signing option for center, because the head coach is more interested in Leipzig's Sesco.