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Kobbie Mainoo ‘demands huge pay increase’ to reject Chelsea transfer and sign new Man Utd contract

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Kobbie Mainoo, a rising star at Manchester United, has reportedly asked for a substantial salary increase to reject Chelsea’s interest and sign a new contract with the club.

 

Mainoo’s current agreement runs until the summer of 2027, but United is eager to extend it after his standout performance during the 2023/24 season, according to the Manchester Evening News.

 

However, Daily Mail’s Chris Wheeler has revealed that Chelsea is closely monitoring the situation, ready to make a move if Mainoo does not agree to new terms with United.

 

The 19-year-old midfielder is said to be uncertain about the club’s future direction, despite the recent appointment of Ruben Amorim as manager and promising moments, such as the 2-2 draw against Liverpool. While United fans may not expect or want Mainoo to leave, The Athletic’s David Ornstein noted that only two players—Leny Yoro and Amad Diallo—are considered off-limits for transfers.

 

Additional reports from the Daily Mail have raised concerns about Mainoo’s contract situation, which could be worrying for United fans. It is suggested that neither Mainoo nor Alejandro Garnacho, whose contract runs until 2028, are completely safe from being sold. Since both are homegrown players, their departures could generate ‘pure profit’ for the club, which would help meet the Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability requirements.

 

The Manchester Evening News previously reported that United intends to adhere to regulations after paying compensation to Erik ten Hag and to Sporting for Amorim, but their financial limitations may restrict spending in January.

 

If United aims to extend Mainoo’s contract, the Daily Mail claims the 19-year-old is asking for a salary of approximately £200,000 per week. It remains unclear whether this is simply a negotiation tactic or his actual demand, but the decision now appears to rest with United.

 

 

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