Brentford manager Thomas Frank has warned Manchester United that they will have to pay £40 million for goalkeeper David Raya.
Raya has been widely linked with an exit from the Gtech Community Stadium in recent months with his contract set to expire in the summer of 2024.
The Spaniard, who has been heavily linked with both Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United, has rejected multiple contract offers from the Bees.
While discussing the future of Raya at Brentford, Thomas Frank has insisted that he is not worried.
The Danish manager has also claimed that Raya is a £40m-plus goalkeeper and his side could be prepared to sell him if the asking price is matched.
Manchester United seem to be in a dire need of a replacement between the sticks with David de Gea having struggled this season.
The four-time Manchester United Players’ Player of the Year has been severely criticized for his lack of sweeping ability. The Spaniard has also made several costly errors this season.
De Gea’s current deal at Old Trafford expires this summer and contract talks have not progressed well.
It has been reported that even if De Gea signs a contract extension, the Red Devils are expected to sign a new keeper.
Raya has been thoroughly impressive for Brentford over the years and has been one of the standout keepers this season in the Premier League.
