Glenwood has bravely written his own story this season after being loaned out to Kidafi by Manchester United. Spanish media revealed that Kidafi was interested in extending his loan for another year, yet United preferred to market the 22-year-old England winger, offering a 20% discount to the £32 million (HK$312 million) price tag. That's a huge financial strain on Kidalfi. And Zuyundas, who also covet Glenwood, have reduced their offer to £15 million (about HK$147 million).
This season, Glenwood has made 32 appearances for Kidafi, contributing 10 goals and 6 assists in an impressive performance. Despite this impressive performance, few United fans want the club to take it back. After all, the story of "Aoki" is still fresh in United's minds. Worried that his past "domestic violence incident" would damage the club's image and business interests, they plan to sell him.
Kidafi's request for a lease extension was rejected by Manchester United, and the club even offered to sell Gullenwoodt to the La Liga side at a 20% discount. Initially, United valued Gullenwoodt at a whopping £40 million (about HK$390 million), which remained at £32 million after the discount.
However, Kidafi, as a niche club with limited financial resources, struggled to pay the transfer fee and the two sides have not reached an agreement so far. Although Zuyundas is also interested in Gullenhausen, they are only willing to pay 15 million pounds, which is not even half of United's demand. It doesn't seem to be easy to sell Gullenhausen at the desired price.
Gullenwood's contract expires in June 2025 and United will trigger the automatic one-year extension clause in a bid to have more time to decide whether the starlet stays or goes.
