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Manchester United target £104 million rated Raphinha - Euro Transfer News

AFNEWS reporter

Oct 08, 2025

Manchester United target £104 million rated Raphinha - Euro Transfer News
Manchester United are said to be considering a move for Barcelona star Raphinha, who would reportedly cost a minimum of Ôé¼120million (┬ú104m), while Real Madrid are thought to be keen on Crystal Palace's Adam Wharton.

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Man Utd target Barcelona's Raphinha

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As per Fichajes, Manchester United are interested in Barcelona winger Raphinha.

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The Brazil international, who was crowned La Liga's player of the season last term after registering 34 goals and 26 assists in all competitions, would reportedly cost "a minimum of Ôé¼120million (┬ú104m)".

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According to the outlet: "Barcelona, ÔÇïÔÇïfaced with its dire financial situation, has made moves in several transfer windows and could consider negotiating if the offer is irresistible.

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"However, the club is reportedly demanding a minimum of Ôé¼120million for its star player. Meanwhile, sources close to Manchester United assure that this figure would not be an impediment if viewed as a strategic investment.

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"The English club believes signing Raphinha could make a difference in rebuilding its squad.
"One of the key factors that could play in Barca's favor is that, shortly before the most intense rumors emerged, they renewed the player's contract until June 2028. This gives them a strong position to negotiate or even reject offers that don't convince them."

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Palace look to fend off Real Madrid's Wharton interest

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Adam Wharton is another Palace player to have caught the attention of Europe's elite, with Spanish outlet Diario AS claiming The Eagles are "looking to scare" Real Madrid by offering Wharton a new contract.

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The report reads: "Wharton is one of Madrid's targets for next summer to strengthen their midfield.

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"According to the English newspaper Daily Mail, Crystal Palace wants to renew the player's contract, including an exit clause.

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"This would secure them a significant amount of money for his transfer, and the player would thus increase their earnings. The exact amount is not specified, but it is estimated to be around Ôé¼80million (┬ú69m)."

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Rodrygo almost joined Barcelona

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In an interview with AS, Real Madrid forward Rodrygo revealed he almost joined Barcelona before signing for Los Blancos.

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Speaking on his 2019 transfer from Santos, he explained: "Before I signed for Madrid, everything was already done, and I had practically signed for Barca. That's true. But my father told me that Madrid had called us and I had to make a decision.

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"Barca came to me, and I always said they were a great club and that I had a lot of respect for them. But Madrid was my dream, and my decision was easy. When the time came, we did what we had to do."

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