Laurie Whitwell, a reporter for The Athletic, revealed that three weeks ago, Omar Berrada, CEO of Manchester United, called senior executives at Newcastle United to discuss a potential deal. However, Manchester United largely gave up after learning that Hall was not for sale.
Manchester United had considered making an offer of around £50 million for Hall, who will turn 22 next week. At that time, Manchester United believed a move to Old Trafford and the opportunity to play in the Champions League would appeal to him.
However, approximately three weeks before the transfer deadline, Manchester United's interest in Hall had cooled considerably. Berrada then called David Hopkinson, Newcastle's CEO, to discuss a high-level direct agreement. The response he received was that Hall was not for sale, and Manchester United ultimately accepted this position.
After selling Anthony Gordon, Tonali, and Guimarães, and considering the growing sentiment among supporters, Newcastle United was reluctant to let another key player leave. Moreover, at that stage of the summer transfer window, the club had no financial necessity to sell. Had Manchester United moved more quickly, things might have been different, but at that time they were still weighing midfield options.
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