West Ham United is currently navigating a tense transfer situation involving midfielder Mateus Fernandes, who has expressed a strong desire to leave the club. Manchester United has identified Fernandes as their primary target this summer, particularly after withdrawing from the race for England's Elliot Anderson. The 21-year-old Portuguese international is eager to join Old Trafford to secure Champions League football, especially following West Ham's relegation to the Championship. However, the negotiations are complicated by the significant difference in valuation between the two clubs. West Ham United has placed an asking price of around £80 million on Fernandes, while Manchester United is reportedly unwilling to meet that figure. The club believes Fernandes is a standout talent, potentially worth over £100 million in the future, which they are trying to leverage to spark a bidding war with other clubs like Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid. As negotiations continue, Manchester United is expected to make an initial offer that will likely fall short of West Ham's valuation, raising concerns about whether a deal can be reached. With Fernandes keen on the move, the situation remains fluid as both clubs seek a resolution that satisfies their respective interests.