Matthijs de Ligt to Man Utd transfer hits problem as Bayern Munich decision made

Reports say that Manchester United may not be able to get Matthijs de Ligt after Bayern Munich chose not to sign Jonathan Tah from Bayer Leverkusen.

Tah had a great season at Leverkusen under Xabi Alonso, and he was supposed to move to the Bundesliga giants for £25 million.

According to Kicker, Bayern has decided not to go through with the move, even though they agreed verbally on the fee. The choice was made by Bayern’s leaders because they didn’t believe Max Eberl would be able to get the defender, whose contract ends next summer.

The Bavarians were also surprised when Leverkusen set a limit for any move for Tah. The German champions said that any deal had to be done by midnight last night.

Some people think Bayern needed to get rid of players before they could buy new ones. Since they aren’t going to be getting Tah soon, they don’t need to sell De Ligt right away to get cash.

United and their boss Erik ten Hag are known to like the 24-year-old Dutch player, but they are only willing to pay £30 million for him. Bayern, on the other hand, think he is worth £42 million.

Ten Hag is already having trouble with injuries this summer as he tries to get De Ligt to join United. New signing Leny Yoro can’t play for three months, and Harry Maguire isn’t healthy right now.

Victor Lindelof might not be able to play when United plays Man City in the Community Shield.

Ten Hag said, “Harry Maguire didn’t play because he wanted to be safe.” Saturday is still not clear. We have training, and we need to check to see if he is fit enough to be there.

Joshua played, but he’s still a question mark. The same goes for Azza (Wan-Bissaka) and Luke Shaw. Tomorrow, we have to grade them.

You’ve seen how quiet the market is, but we’ve already made two deals. It depends on the market and the time. Do the right things at the right time.

“I’m not going to go into specifics about where we are with hiring and what we’re working on right now.” “Of course, we know what we’re doing. The squad is on our side, and we will wait with patience.”