Coming live from old Trafford, Ratcliffe submits huge offers for Barcelona duo star as he plans to raid the club. According to reports from Fabrizio Romano, Manchester United have reportedly submitted a huge contract offer to sign Ronald Araujo and De Jong from Barcelona this summer in a deal that will cost United €150m to bring them both to old Trafford. According to Spanish reports Barcelona are send to be tempted to accept this deal. Sir Jim Ratcliffe comes to Barcelona aid as Manchester United submit ‘huge offer’ for €100m star. The fans are delighted with this news. Bring this two superstars to the club will be great imagine comparing de Jong and Kobbie Mainoo🔥🙀🙀

Manchester United is reportedly in talks to secure the talents of Ronald Araujo from Barcelona in a significant move for the upcoming summer transfer window.
As part of a bold squad revamp spearheaded by co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe, almost every current player is said to be available for transfer, except for Kobbie Mainoo, Alejandro Garnacho, and Rasmus Hojlund.
Ratcliffe is allegedly ready to invest heavily in Araujo, aiming to boost the Uruguayan defender’s weekly wage substantially from its current £124,000. This comes amid Barcelona’s financial woes, prompting them to seek around €100 million in player sales this summer, with Araujo being a valuable asset in meeting that target.
While Manchester United pursues Araujo, they face competition from Bayern Munich, with the player reportedly unsettled by the transfer speculations.
In addition to Araujo, Manchester United remains interested in Frenkie de Jong, despite failing to secure his transfer two years ago. De Jong, however, is reportedly committed to staying at Barcelona but is seeking a salary increase. This opens the door for potential offers from Manchester United, Paris Saint-Germain, and others.
De Jong’s potential arrival could see the departure of Casemiro, who has struggled to maintain his form during his second season at Old Trafford and is rumored to be considering a move to the Saudi Pro League.