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Manchester United made a breakthrough in their search for Jadon Sancho last week, but Borussia Dortmund manager Lucien Favre has reiterated his team’s stance that the English international is not for sale.
Dortmund have held firm to their £ 108m valuation of Sancho throughout the summer, which United is finding it difficult to deliver.
There were also issues with salary demands and the 20-year agent fee.
However, United was able to reach an agreement on personal terms last week, which means that all that remains to be resolved is the transfer price.
Swiss news agency SDS asked Dortmund head coach Favre if he is relieved that United did not meet Sancho’s asking price before next season.
“We need it, there is no doubt,” replied the chief. “Everyone was happy that he stayed.
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“Like everyone else, they had three months off due to the coronavirus, so I don’t think it should be the case that they didn’t have the resources or the time to get things done,” Neville told the Daily Mail.
“Chelsea did her business, [Manchester] The City has three or four pieces made. I don’t think timing is the problem.
“It’s one thing with United that every time they go after a player in the last four, five, six years, it feels a little desperate.
“They think they can hold out but they always pay for it [the asking price] at the end.
“That’s sometimes where I think you can take control, give a strict deadline and say ‘we’re walking away from this deal.’
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