Manchester United s high salary dilemma: The grand formation is difficult to solve, and the revival is hindered

Manchester United's high-paying lineup is shocking. Sancho, Fat Tiger, B Fe and other players all have a weekly salary of around 350,000 pounds, making them a "rich" in football. But behind the glamorousness is the difficult selling problem. Except for Anthony and B Fee, there are still possibilities for the next player, few other players are interested. Sancho may be returned by Chelsea because he is unwilling to cut his salary, and there are also variables in Rashford's salary cut and leaving the team.

Casemiro, who once shined in the Champions League, is now unwilling to do so. Last year, the Saudi League was crazily recruiting players, and superstars such as Ronaldo and Benzema went there one after another, but this year they changed their strategies and only targeted superstars with their own traffic. A powerful person like Casemiro was neglected because of his lack of topic. Manchester United wants to get rid of the burden of a weekly salary of 350,000 pounds, and even Saudi tycoons who are "not short of money" avoid it. Manchester United's road to revival is full of thorns because of this heavy payroll.