Frenkie De Jong Next Club Betting Odds: Man United back into 5/4 favourites as the SAGA OF THE SUMMER rumbles on!

Frenkie De Jong Next Club Betting Odds: Man United back into 5/4 favourites as the SAGA OF THE SUMMER rumbles on!
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  • Manchester United are back into 5/4 favourites to sign Frenkie De Jong this transfer window
  • Former favourites Chelsea have seemingly cooled their interest
  • The midfielder may well stay at Barcelona this summer and is 6/4 to do so

Manchester United are back into 5/4 favourites to sign Frenkie De Jong this transfer window

The Frenkie De Jong transfer saga goes into another week and Manchester United are back into 5/4 favourites to sign the player.

Bookmakers give United a 44.4% chance of signing De Jong this transfer window with the club needing more signings this Summer.

Paddy Power make United the favourites, with Chelsea just behind them in the market at odds of 9/4.

Frenkie De Jong Next Club Odds Probability
Manchester United 5/4 44.4%
Chelsea 9/4 30.8%
PSG 12/1 7.7%
Bayern Munich 22/1 4.3%
Manchester City 25/1 3.8%

  

Manchester United have started the season off in horrendous fashion, with two losses in their first two games including a 4-0 defeat to Brentford at the weekend.

The Reds are now bottom of the league on zero points and face rivals Liverpool next in the Premier League.

Manchester United are now the 5/4 favourites to sign Frenkie De Jong this Summer with the transfer saga rolling on for another week.
Jake Ashton - Football Betting Expert - OLBG.com

Former favourites Chelsea have seemingly cooled their interest

Chelsea were odds on at 8/11 to sign Frenkie De Jong just last week, but the odds have already changed with the Blues drifting.

Thomas Tuchel's men have been busy in the transfer market this Summer with the signings of Raheem Sterling and Kalidou Koulibaly.

Frenkie De Jong would be another big signing for the club but bookies feel there's just a 30% chance of that happening.

The midfielder may well stay at Barcelona this summer and is 6/4 to do so

Frenkie De Jong could well stay at Barcelona with the big question mark over the transfer around the money owed by the Spanish giants.

According to reports, De Jong is still owed millions in unpaid wages after deferring them during the coronavirus pandemic.

This is causing a delay in the transfer with De Jong obviously wanting the money that is owed and Barcelona reportedly refusing to pay that.

Due to this, bookies make it 6/4 that the Dutch midfielder stays at the club this Summer.

The owed wages could well stop De Jong from leaving Barcelona this summer with the player wanting to recuperate the majority of what he is owed by the club.
Jake Ashton - Football Betting Expert - OLBG.com

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