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FRENKIE DE JONG REFUSES TO JOIN MANCHESTER UNITED. ONLY CHELSEA OR BAYERN!

 


  • Chelsea and Bayern play the Champions League
  • London and Munich are attractive cities
Frenkie de Jong still refuses to leave FC Barcelona. The Dutch midfielder has an offer from Manchester United. According to Fernando Polo, Barcelona have made it clear to him and his agent that they would like to see the transfer materialize considering their finncial situation.

Frenkie is not the prototype of the midfielder that fits into Barca's 4-3-3 system, although Xavi would only accept his departure if they brought him a higher quality midfielder such as Bernardo Silva.

Frenkie is not seduced by the idea of going to a city like Manchester and a club that will not play in the Champions League. There is no guarantee that United's absence from Europe's top competition lasts longer as the Premier League top four is expected to be awar zone right now and United's project under Ten Hag is relatively new.

Here are the odds to finish in the top 4.

TEAMODDS
Manchester City-3333
Liverpool-833
Chelsea-149
Tottenham Hotspur-149
Manchester United+150
Arsenal+175
Newcastle United+800
West Ham United+1200
Aston Villa+1600
Brighton & Hove Albion+1600
Leicester City+1600
Crystal Palace+3300
Everton+3300
Wolverhampton Wanderers+3300
Brentford+5000
Leeds United+5000
Southampton+5000
Fulham+6600
Nottingham Forest+6600
Bournemouth+15000

An offer from Bundesliga giants, Bayern Munich or Chelsea could attract de Jong. The two cities are attractive, and both teams have squads that are more than likely to guarantee Champions League football, although in Chelsea's situation that could end up being a problem this year.

Bayern Munich haven't shown any interest in signing de Jong lately. However, according to Lluis Canut, Bayern were interested sometime last year. There is speculation around Chelsea's interest.

Chelsea's new owner, Todd Boehly had dinner with Barca president Joan Laporta recently without the subject of de Jong coming up. At Barça, they are considering a reduction in Frenkie's wages as the lesser evil, since they are finding it difficult to overcome his resistance to leaving, unless Xavi makes it very clear to him that he will play very little.
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