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Toby Collyer: Man United’s shockingly low asking price revealed
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Toby Collyer: Man United's shockingly low asking price revealed
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Manchester United have continued to struggle when it comes to offloading players for decent money.
As a result, INEOS have focused on academy sales, as these count as pure profit, while also including lucrative sell-on clauses as part of the agreements.
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Radek Vitek, Ethan Williams, and Tyler Fredricson are just a few who have left Old Trafford, with plenty more earmarked for exits before the window closes.
Several midfield wonderkids are expected to leave now that the Red Devils have completed their planned midfield revamp following the arrival of Carlos Baleba .
Toby Collyer out
Toby Collyer is one of them. Initially, it seemed like a move to the Championship was on the cards, but the 22-year-old could be plying his trade in the Premier League instead .
Hull City, who beat United last week, are interested in the Carrington graduate, and INEOS are open to a sale for a ridiculously low fee.
Alex Crook of talkSPORT has revealed that the Tigers could sign Toby Collyer for as low as £3 million.
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"Hull City showing interest in their former loan player and Manchester United midfielder Toby Collyer who had been set to join West Bromwich Albion.
United's low asking price for Toby Collyer revealed
"Hull believe Collyer is available for as little as £3m," the reporter wrote on X (formerly Twitter ).
The fee is considered low given the current market, where United's rivals are selling their academy products for huge fees.
It must be remembered that the midfielder has 13 caps for the Old Trafford side, which should ideally fetch a much higher fee.
At least INEOS are being ruthless this time around, and the potential inclusion of a sell-on clause in addition to a buyback clause could net the club millions in the future.
Mason Greenwood and Alejandro Garnacho 's sales have helped fill up the coffers this summer, and more could be on the way.
