Manchester United hopes to transfer Aoki to win the Golden Boot with a high price! It is expected to be worth 40 million next summer, and the details of the terms are revealed

Marseille striker Mason Greenwood has continued his excellent scoring form this season. He has scored 8 goals, second only to Strasbourg's Joaquin Panicelli on the scorer list, and has a chance to once again compete for the league's Golden Boot honor. Last season, he was tied with Paris Saint-Germain's Ousmane Dembélé for the most goals.

Manchester United's transfer deal for selling Aoki last year included a substantial secondary resale share clause. Once he leaves Marseille in the future, Manchester United can receive a huge amount of money. Manchester United received an initial transfer fee of £26.6 million, including some floating clauses. The club has received an additional floating bonus after Marseille qualified for the Champions League.

The club has never disclosed the specific amount of the transfer sharing clause, but it is understood that the amount is quite large. Italian transfer expert Fabrizio Romano claims that Manchester United can get half of the transfer fee! "Manchester United has already received a sum of money when selling Greenwood, about 25 million euros. But through the 50% secondary transfer share clause, the club hopes to get more!" Romano said, "If Aoki is sold in the future, Manchester United can share half of the transfer fee, which is equivalent to them controlling 50% of the player's ownership. If Marseille decides to sell, Manchester United will make even greater profits."

Romano said that there were clubs who wanted to introduce Greenwood this summer, but were rejected by Marseille. "There were some clubs ready to pay a high price for Greenwood in the summer window, but Marseille refused. They said: 'No, he will stay, he is too important to sell.' This is the club's president Pablo Longoria, director Mehdi Benatia and coach Robert They all showed their ambition and regarded Greenwood as a key player of the team."

Recently, there are rumors that Tottenham and West Ham United in the Premier League are interested in Greenwood, and there are even rumors that Manchester United also hopes to repurchase him. However, considering Aoki's controversy in the UK, it will be difficult for him to return to play in England. The probability of him going to La Liga is higher, or joining French Ligue 1 hegemon Paris Saint-Germain.

However, Manchester United's high transfer sharing terms may affect Marseille's sellers. They will demand a higher price, otherwise they will not agree to the sale, because after dividing 50% of the transfer fee, the profit that the Ligue 1 club can get is not large.

Assuming that Aoki transfers for 80 million euros, the Red Devils take away 40 million euros, excluding the 25 million euros of introduction costs, Marseille's profit is only 15 million euros... Therefore, they are not willing to sell, and would rather keep it for themselves.

Manchester United certainly has the opposite view. Sir Jim Ratcliffe's Ineos management team hopes that the transfers of Greenwood and Rashford can greatly improve the club's financial report. They are both youth training players, and all transfer income is pure profit.

In contrast, although Naples is expected to pay a buyout fee of 45 million euros for Hoylund, Manchester United spent 80 million euros to sign him, and the transaction was still a loss. "Hoylund no longer feels that he is a rental player from Manchester United. He feels that he is 100% a Napoli player and the club fully intends to buy him out," Romano said.

Romano said: "If Greenwood leaves in the future, Manchester United will have a 50% secondary transfer share clause, so there will be more funds flowing in, which may be crucial for complying with Financial Fair Play rules and Manchester United's future signings."