"Brighton have made their position clear to the player and his representatives: if their revised valuation is met, the club will not stand in the way of his departure, according to a trusted source on X. This marks a notable shift from Brighton's stance during the summer transfer window, when they placed an extremely high price tag on the Cameroon international."
"According to ESPN, the Seagulls were previously demanding as much as 120 million for Baleba, a figure that effectively ended discussions with interested clubs, including Manchester United. Man United hold long term interest in Baleba The Red Devils were among the most persistent suitors at the time but ultimately walked away, unwilling to meet Brighton's valuation and choosing to reassess their midfield priorities."
"However, the landscape has now changed. Brighton's valuation is understood to have dropped significantly since the summer, reflecting both market realities and Baleba's clear desire to explore a new challenge. While Brighton remain determined to secure a strong fee, they are now open to negotiations at a more realistic level, especially if serious bids arrive in January. Man United, under Ruben Amorim, continue to hold a strong interest in Baleba."
Carlos Baleba continues to push for a move away from Brighton during the January transfer window. Brighton will permit his departure if a revised valuation is met. The club previously demanded as much as 120 million in the summer, which deterred interested clubs including Manchester United. Brighton's valuation has dropped significantly since the summer, reflecting market realities and Baleba's desire for a new challenge. Brighton still seek a strong fee but are open to realistic negotiations if serious bids arrive in January. Manchester United remain interested under Ruben Amorim, who values Baleba's physical intensity, ball carrying, pressing and two-phase contributions.
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