Could financial regulations compel Manchester United to part with their key players?

 

Will financial rules compel Manchester United to sell their stars? 

Manchester United's Financial Fiasco: Selling Stars to Comply with Financial Fair Play Rules.

As the transfer window opens on January 1st, Manchester United's new manager is faced with a daunting task - finding a way to comply with financial fair play rules while also strengthening the squad. According to the Daily Mail, the Red Devils are open to offers around £40 million for star forward Marcus Rashford, a move that would allow them to raise funds while also trimming their wage bill.

Rashford's Slumping Value

Just 18 months ago, Rashford's valuation was a staggering £100 million, thanks to his impressive form under former manager Erik ten Hag. However, after signing a new contract worth £325,000 a week, his value has taken a significant hit. With no likely bidders in January, United are forced to consider selling their star player to raise funds, Profit Over Pride.

If United can secure a £40 million deal for Rashford, it would be a massive profit, considering his original valuation.