Both Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United will walk away from a potential transfer for David Raya unless Brentford lower their £40million asking price for the highly-rated goalkeeper.
That is according to the Evening Standard, who claim both Spurs and United are unwilling to pay the Bees' current asking price considering Raya has just 12 months left on his contract with the west London club. The Spanish international's agent Jaume Munell has also made his frustrations public, claiming that his client will leave on a free transfer next summer if Thomas Frank's side don't lower their asking price this summer.
"If Brentford does not lower the price tag for David Raya this summer, we’ll be ready to leave as [a] free agent in one year," Munell said last month. Tottenham are in need of a new 'keeper this summer, with Hugo Lloris set to leave the north London club.
