The situation surrounding Leny Yoro is becoming more favorable for Manchester United, as Real Madrid remains firm in their refusal to meet Lille’s asking price for the defender.
Reports vary on what Real Madrid is willing to pay for Yoro, who has less than a year remaining on his contract with the Ligue 1 club.
The latest information suggests that Real Madrid does not want to exceed €20 million, although some sources claim they might consider up to €40 million.
In contrast, Manchester United appears ready to offer significantly more. According to Nabil Djellit, the Red Devils and Lille have agreed on a €62 million fee for Yoro. This sum includes a €50 million direct payment and an additional €12 million in potential bonuses.
Currently, Yoro is negotiating his salary with Manchester United. While Real Madrid remains interested, they seem to be falling behind in the race to secure the defender.
The reasoning behind Manchester United’s willingness to pay such a high amount, especially when Real Madrid is unwilling to approach those figures, is unclear.
It is expected that they would need to offer more than Real Madrid, but the substantial difference in their offers is surprising.
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