The countdown to Ugarte's arrival at Manchester United revealed that one person hindered the transfer and taught Rajue a lesson! New Essien price exposed

Manchester United's deal to sign Paris Saint-Germain defender Manuel · Ugarte is getting closer and closer. This weekend, the 23-year-old Uruguay international was once again excluded from the Ligue 1 squad by Paris boss Luis · Enrique, as in the first round, to avoid injury to him before the transfer. The same goes for another Parisian player, Soler, who is on his way to West Ham United.

It is reported that Ugarte is waiting for his agent Jorge · Mendes to solve the details of the transfer, and the general trend of joining Manchester United has been determined. Ten Hag and the Red Devils' transfer department believe Ugarte's defensive attributes are a perfect fit for the team's tactical needs.

The player himself has agreed to a five-year contract, so all that remains is for United to agree with Paris on loan fees, transfer fees and payment methods. The club is expected to pay a total of €60 million for him, and Paris is said to be insisting on the asking price because its boss wants to teach compatriot Sheikh Jassim· Ben · Hamad · Al Thani a lesson for the arrogant United Kingdom-rich man of Jim · Ratcliffe.

Last year, Rajue and Sheikh Jassim competed to buy Manchester United from the Glazer family, and the former richest man in England won the event. Afterwards, Rajah mocked Sheikh Jassim as he could be a fictional character because the Qatar banker, known as a hardcore Red Devils, never showed up at Old Trafford.

Premier League transfer experts Duncan · Castle said the comment angered Paris Saint-Germain president Nassr · Al-Khlefe, who wanted to make an example of the Ugarte deal. Therefore, despite Uruguay's iron waist's desire to join Manchester United, Grand Paris also insisted on the asking price.

"PSG told me that they want the deal to be done, that they want to get 60 million euros, which is the price they have been insisting on throughout the process," Castle explained. One of the reasons I was told that the deal was delayed was that it had turned into a battle of dignity between the big Parisian giants Helefe and Manchester United's new owner, Rajue. Why is this a battle for dignity? Think back to last year when the Qatar consortium and Rajue competed to buy Manchester United from the Glazer family."

He added: "People say that the Qatar consortium's bid for Manchester United is separate from the ownership of Paris Saint-Germain, however, I heard that Sheikh Jassim also bought Manchester United on behalf of Qatar's sovereign fund. Qatar lost, and Rajue won the bid. As far as I know, Hlefe now wishes to take revenge, or to remind Raja that he is not doing whatever he wants, and that if he wants to buy Ugarth, he will have to pay as Grand Paris asks."

It is reported that Manchester United has no other choice but to insist on bringing in Ugarte. "I can also add that I know that Ugarte's agent, Mendes, had a negotiation with PSG on Wednesday to update on the progress. Manchester United have explored alternative deals, such as the possibility of bringing in Frenki· De Jong from Barcelona again. Barça will be happy to sell, but the salaries involved are very high, well over 20 million euros a year after tax, and Atalanta's 25-year-old Brazil midfielder Ederson, but his price is just as high."

With just one week left before the transfer deadline, United are confident of signing Ugarte before next Friday's deadline. Manchester United, meanwhile, have confirmed the signing of Mali's 18-year-old young defender Sekou · Koné.

The club are said to have agreed to pay a £1 million transfer fee for Koné, nicknamed 'New Essien', with several performance-related add-ons that could rise. Once medical, the midfielder could officially become a Manchester United player next week. However, Koné will first enter United's under-21 squad and is a future reserve and not a replacement for Ugarte.