The fee that Manchester United demanded Bayern Munich pay for the Scott McTominay transaction was just made public by the Bild tabloid.

Declan Rice, a West Ham midfielder, was available for Bayern Munich to purchase for 100 million euros, but the German team ultimately lost to Arsenal. Jude Bellingham was coveted by the “Gray Tigers” as well, but they were unable to triumph over Real Madrid. Now, the reigning Bundesliga champion has shocked everyone by going after disgraced Scott McTominay of Manchester United. The Scottish player’s playing style is reportedly very appealing to coach Thomas Tuchel, who wants him to improve the midfield.

Assuming that Bayern Munich will fulfill the required price in the area of 35–40 million pounds for Scott McTominay, the Bild tabloid said that the Red Devils will come to the negotiation table. The English representative had previously asked West Ham and Newcastle for this amount, but they had not complied. Man United is reportedly under no obligation to sell McTominay in light of Mason Mount’s injury, so the team is prepared to make an offer significantly higher than the player’s market value.

One of the players on Manchester United’s transfer list for the summer of 2023 is Scott McTominay, who has two years left on his Old Trafford deal. The Red Devils also intend to trade for this player. the most valuable because, when given the chance, the Scottish midfielder still knows how to prove his worth.

Bild previously reported that “Gray Lobster” is prepared to let Ryan Gravenberch come to Old Trafford as part of the arrangement if Manchester United agrees to let McTominay join Bayern. Given that the club has all but abandoned Sofyan Amrabat, Coach Ten Hag truly wants to employ his former student, Ryan Gravenberch. Given that Bayern also doesn’t want to invest a lot of money after spending more than $100 million on the Harry Kane transfer, this is seen as a win-win situation for both parties. According to a source with Bild, there is an “interesting sign” that the McTominay trade may go through before the summer transfer window shuts.