The world of football is filled with intrigue and drama, and when it comes to the world's most famous club, Manchester United, there has been no shortage of news lately. On September 26, 2021, it was announced that Manchester United had reached agreement with French club Rennes for the transfer of Terrier, one of their prized assets. The deal involved a £30 million transfer fee and the possibility of further compensation.
Terrier, also known as Mouscron, is a French terrier dog that has become a beloved part of the Manchester United fanbase. He is a loyal companion who has won numerous awards throughout his career, including being named Best Dog in Europe three times. His love for the Red Devils has led him to be a popular pet among fans, many of whom have adopted him as their own.
In order to secure Terrier's services, Manchester United paid Rennes a reported £750,000 in compensation. However, the offer was not enough to attract the best possible price for the dog, which ultimately meant that the deal fell through.
Manchester United is not alone in its pursuit of Terrier. Other clubs have expressed interest in acquiring the dog, including Chelsea, Liverpool, and Arsenal. While these offers may seem like a good way to get the dog into the team, they may not be enough to convince the owners or managers of those clubs to part with the cash needed to acquire him.
Ultimately, it remains to be seen whether Manchester United will be able to find a buyer for Terrier or if he will eventually end up joining another club. As long as he continues to bring joy and happiness to the club, it seems unlikely that anything negative will happen to him. For now, we can only hope that Terrier finds a new home and brings joy to the people who love him.