According to reports from the English media "Daily Mirror", Manchester United has ruled out the possibility of introducing Palmer in the summer. According to relevant information, Manchester United's top management has made a decision that trying to sign the England and Chelsea star is not one of their priorities.
It is said that Palmer has created a sense of unease in the club after a difficult season at Chelsea. The attacking midfielder's form has declined so sharply that his inclusion in Tuchel's England World Cup squad has become a question mark. When asked, there are relevant reports claiming that Palmer hopes to participate in the Champions League next season and has an open attitude towards a transfer to Manchester United. Palmer, who was born in Manchester, has been a fan of Manchester United since he was a child. He has a deep and clear impression of the team's recent recovery under the management of interim coach Carrick.
But Manchester United still have other positions that need to be strengthened before next season, and signing Palmer, who just turned 24 years old earlier this week, is difficult for Manchester United to justify financially. Palmer's current contract with a weekly salary of 150,000 pounds will not expire until 2033. Manchester United knows that if they want to attract Palmer to Old Trafford, they need to pay a transfer fee of about 90 million pounds.
Last summer, Manchester United spent nearly 210 million pounds to rebuild the offensive line, signing Sheshko, Cunha and Mbemo. Manchester United are confident of retaining Bruno Fernandez, but Rashford's future is still unclear. If he cannot complete a permanent move to Barcelona, there is still the possibility of returning to Old Trafford this summer. Manchester United joint-owner Sir Ratcliffe is keen to sign two midfielders and two defenders this summer. Casemiro and Ugarte are set to leave Manchester United, and injured centre-back Matthijs de Ligt is also expected to leave. United privately admit that Palmer is an expensive and unnecessary luxury item that the club neither needs nor can afford.
It is necessary for Manchester United's senior management to make a decision on the head coach candidate before starting any transfer operations. Carrick has impressed since taking over in January. Casemiro recently said about the former midfielder's retention: "In my opinion, he definitely deserves (the job of Manchester United coach). I think he has proven that he has very good qualities to be a good Manchester United coach. This is not up to me, but depends on the club. But if I can express my opinion, he definitely deserves it and he deserves the full trust of the club." Of course there are games at all times of the year, but since he arrived he has been doing an incredible job. I think given more time to him, he is very likely to become a very outstanding manager at Manchester United. ".