Manchester United cannot meet the price of Baleba due to PSR difficulties, Brighton wants more than £100 million

Hupu August 13th News, the latest report by the famous reporter of the Daily Telegraph, Sam Wallace, Brighton midfielder Carlos Baleba was estimated by the club to exceed 100 million pounds, but Manchester United currently does not want to sign him at this price.

The two clubs have not communicated directly on the player's transfer fee, and this also means that it is difficult for both parties to reach an agreement.

21-year-old Baleba is currently worth more than the price Manchester United are willing to pay this summer. If it weren't for Manchester United's Inez management that had been in the PSR, they would definitely hope to sign the midfielder.

Brighton boss Tony Bloom will have the final say on the acceptable price as always, so if it is close to the price of Kesaido that year, he will make a decision.

For Manchester United, Baleba is a highly-watched player, and he is entering a new stage of his career. If he can play another successful season, his value may rise again - which may make him exceed expectations.

Manchester United believed they needed a midfielder of his level, but decided to invest a lot of resources to sign offensive players this summer, eventually signing Slovenian striker Benjamin Sheshko for £73.7 million.

Brighton is currently in a good position to reject other offers this summer as Baleba has made such great progress in the early stages of a five-year contract.

Some people think that Manchester United is better off looking for a player with equal potential in the same European market, but few teams may be as well trained as Brighton.

They also have many options when it comes to finding a potential successor to Baleba. Baleba missed most of Brighton's preseason with a knee injury in June, but is expected to catch up on his season's first match against Fulham after he resumes training.