New Kane s salary requirement is exposed, negotiations with Manchester United are in progress! A 650% salary increase is still only 10th

Manchester United is completing the final job of signing Cunha with £62.5 million, and the next signing position will be center. The preliminary contact with Ruben Amorin's preferred target, Liam Drapp, has been underway. It is said that the 22-year-old striker, known as the "new Harry Kane", hopes to raise 650%!

Although rumors about well-known shooters such as Drape and Osmayen are still continuous with Manchester United, Drapp Jr. is the first candidate on Manchester United's shortlist. Ornstein, an authoritative transfer expert of "Sports Network", confirmed last week: "In the striker position, Ipswich's Drapp is Manchester United's number one target. Ipswich is relegated and he has a penalty of £30 million."

Ipswich has confirmed the relegation, and Drapp's penalty has been reduced from £40 million to £30 million. He was reportedly contacted by almost all Premier League clubs, with the latest team being Everton, whom Moyes coached. Therefore, Drapp can make huge wage growth requirements.

British media said that Drapp's weekly salary requirement is £120,000 to £150,000. Compared to his current weekly salary of £20,000 in Ipswich, this is equivalent to an increase of 500% to 650%! However, even if Manchester United meets his £150,000 per week, its revenue ranks only 10th in the team.

At Manchester United, Casemiro ranked first with a weekly salary of £350,000, Rashford, rented to Aston Villa, ranked second with £325,000, and captain Bruno Fernandez ranked third with £300,000. Then there are Mason Mount and Sancho, who have a weekly salary of £250,000, Anthony, De Rigt, £195,000, Maguire and Luke Shaw who have a weekly salary of £195,000, Maguire and Luke Shaw who have a weekly salary of £190,000, and Mazravie and Eriksen, who have a weekly salary of £150,000.

Therefore, wages will not constitute an obstacle to Manchester United's introduction. The key is whether Manchester United can convince Drapp Jr. that Old Trafford is his best destination. Athletics United expert Laurie Whitwell insists that Drapp is open to the transfer Red Devils, and technical director Jason Wilcox may be an important factor.

Drapp scored 12 goals in the Premier League this season, which is his first time playing in the Premier League. It is considered commendable to have such a goal in a relegated team. Whitwell believes that Drapp may choose the Red Devils because of several factors: "I think he will definitely accept it. It is obvious that he has played for Manchester City in the past, and some connections still exist. When Manchester City signed Drapp, Wilcox was the youth training director, which is also a connection. I think Manchester United can definitely provide a convincing reason for convincing him to join."

Amorin's standard for center candidates may help attract Drapp, the 40-year-old Portuguese young coach, who appreciates physical confrontational strikers, such as the current Portuguese Sports's Dzekelish. Drapp also plays this way. He is good at raising his body and skills to launch an impact. His aggressive play is the main offensive mode of former Manchester United assistant coach Keelan McKenna in Ipswich this season.

Of course, Manchester United, nicknamed "Price Rising United", has been rumored to be with many forwards in addition to Drapp. One of the latest candidates is 29-year-old Czech international Patrick Hick from Leverkusen in the Bundesliga. Germany's Sky Sports said that Manchester United is paying attention to the not-young veteran and has made preliminary contacts. However, it emphasizes that Hick is just one of many names and there is no specific result at present.

Shik and Leverkusen have a contract with 2027. The team is willing to accept low transfer fees of 30 million euros (25.7 million pounds) or even 25 million euros. The Saudi Arabian Professional League is also willing to provide high-paying introductions, but the players themselves choose to go to the Premier League. Sick was once the Golden Boot of the European Cup. Last season, he defeated Bayern Munich for the "pharmaceutical factory" and won the Bundesliga championship. He scored 25 goals in 42 games this season. However, his age does not meet the standards for introducing young players from La Jue and Ineos.