The reason Manchester United gave up Martin: 200,000-week salary is too high, Sancho becomes an obstacle! Waiting for a day without results

On the last day of the summer window, World Cup champion goalkeeper Martinez failed to wait for Manchester United's contract. The Red Devils eventually spent 21 million euros to sign 23-year-old Belgian goalkeeper Ramons. Why was Martinez abandoned? British media revealed the story behind it: sky-high salary is one, and Sancho's transfer attitude has become a key stumbling block. On the day of the transfer deadline, 32-year-old Martinez stayed at Villa base all day just to wait for a call from Manchester United. He even contacted his national teammate Lisandro in private, hoping to help say a few nice things within Manchester United. But that phone call never rang.

The transfer was first stuck on the money. Villa's asking price is no less than £30 million, while Martinez himself earns as much as £200,000 per week. How much is Lamens' new signing weekly salary? £20,000. The salary is 10 times different.

The one that really made the deal fail was Sancho. The Daily Mail revealed that if Manchester United wants to sign Martinez, they must first sell Sancho to Via to make room for salary. The problem is that Sancho is only willing to rent out and does not agree to a permanent transfer. At this moment, Manchester United's abacus was completely disrupted. The money problem cannot be solved, so Manchester United can only choose Plan B. This is also in line with the new boss Ratcliff’s idea: invest more young people and buy less high-paying veterans. 23-year-old Lamens is just that candidate.

When time passed by minute by minute, Martinez also understood. He left the training base in disappointment and flew directly to the Argentina national team to report. The longing for a summer ended up being a whole day of waiting.