Players who seemed like they would come together at one club, but everything fell apart just because of the third party – clarify this story.

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  • Manchester United’s Bid for Kun Agüero:
    In 2011, Manchester United had their sights set on Sergio Agüero and aimed to bring the Argentine striker to Old Trafford. Unfortunately, their aspirations were dashed when Manchester City presented a more enticing offer, attracting Agüero to the blue side of Manchester.

  • Liverpool’s Chase for Harry Kane:
    In 2020, Liverpool expressed their interest in signing prolific striker Harry Kane, especially amid rumors of Sadio Mane potentially moving to Real Madrid. However, this transfer failed to materialize as Mane stayed at Liverpool, and Tottenham Hotspur had no intention of parting ways with their star striker at the time.

  • Real Madrid’s Pursuit of Kylian Mbappé:
    In 2017, representatives from Real Madrid and Monaco engaged in discussions about the transfer of Kylian Mbappé. Despite the talks, the two clubs failed to reach an agreement. Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) then entered the scene, securing Mbappé with a record-breaking €180 million deal, making him the second-most expensive player in the world after Neymar (€222 million). Mbappé’s contract with PSG is set to expire in June 2022, effectively ending any hopes of a move to Real Madrid.

  • These transfer sagas serve as a stark reminder that even the most promising partnerships can crumble unexpectedly, leaving fans pondering what could have been.

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