Saudi Arabia s gold dollar hits Manchester United s double stars: 36 million pounds to rescue, Red Devils clean up and move forward

July 28th - The transfer deadlock between Manchester United's "Vine Armor" Maracia and Anthony ushered in the dawn at the end of the summer window. According to exclusive news, the Saudi Professional League has extended an olive branch to the two, which is expected to return about £36 million for the Red Devils, alleviating the pressure on PSR profits. 25-year-old Zuozha Marasia was rented to Eindhoven last year but ended up with a "left-down" title. Eindhoven refused to buy out 10 million euros, and the Celtics also gave up because of the 80,000 pound weekly salary subsidy requirement. Now an unnamed Saudi club has offered a transfer fee of millions of pounds, and Riyadh's victory is also paying attention; Manchester United only needs 3 million pounds to release the players, and the players have been ruled out for first-team training, and Saudi Arabia has become the most realistic next player. On the other hand, 25-year-old Brazilian winger Anthony loaned Betis and handed over 9 goals and 5 assists, but it was still difficult to match the price of 33 million pounds, and the transaction was stranded. Riyadh Crescent and Victory are both interested in inviting him to land in the Middle East and may make him one of the world's top-salary ranks. Agent Junior confirmed: "Anthony is open to Saudi Arabia. We are evaluating all options, and it is possible to stay at Manchester United." The Brazilian international is eager to continue to be selected for the national team to compete in the 2026 World Cup and has rejected Botaforgo and Sao Paulo's invitation to return home. If the two stars join hands to Shah this summer, Manchester United will receive enough funds to make up for Amorin's new goalkeeper and midfielder, completing the lineup's final blow.