It is reported that José Mourinho is ready to sacrifice three players to conclude the defense after being disillusioned with the Manchester United Board of Directors.
The Napoli star, Calida, won one of the best defenders in the world and, despite Napoli's claim to keep it, controversial president Aurelio De Laurentiis suggested that he could sell the player if the price is right.
A recent report said United saw a £ 77 million bid rejected by the player, but the Daily Mirror report suggests that José Mourinho could succeed in trying to lure a player to Old Trafford.
This report seems to have been ratified by Duncan Castles, who, while talking about the podcast of the transmission window, has indicated that progress has been made in the effort of the Senegalese star.
Now the Telegraph says that Mourinho is anxious about a lack of preparation on the part of the United States Board for the next transition window.
As a result, the Portuguese is willing to free Eric Bailly, Phil Jones and Marcos Rojo to help raise funds and accelerate their search for a new center.
Meanwhile, the London Evening Standard said Napoli would demand 100 million pounds sterling for Koulibala, which is the number one goal to modernize the Red Devils.
His report also indicates that Executive Vice President Ed Woodward "has explained to Mourinho that the money is for the 75 million pounds that Liverpool paid for Virgil Van Dijk last January when the right candidate is available."
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