Kobbie Mainoo set to ‘QUADRUPLE Man Utd wages’ with stunning new contract after Euro 2024

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KOBBIE MAINOO is set to quadruple his money by signing a new contract at Manchester United, according to reports.

The Red Devils’ rising star has shone in the Premier League this season and according to the Daily Star is going to be rewarded with fresh terms.

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Mainoo, who scored the winning goal in the FA Cup final, will reportedly be earning a whopping £80,000 per week with his new deal.

The 19-year-old is said have agreed to the terms in principle, but has tabled the negotiations until after Euro 2024.

Mainoo has been named in Gareth Southgate‘s provisional 33-man training squad ahead of the tournament in Germany this summer.

And the teenager will be hoping that he can nail down a spot in the whittled down 26-man Three Lions team that will fly out in the coming weeks.

Mainoo only put pen to paper on a contract extension back in February 2023 with the deal said to run until 2027 with an option for a one-year extension.

The youngster is said to be on around £20,000 per week on his current terms with a clause in his contract triggering the pay rise after he made 10 senior appearances.

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Mainoo made 24 league appearances in total for United this season, scoring three goals and registering one assist in the process.

It’s claimed that new investor Sir Jim Ratcliffe has made it one of his priorities to ensure Mainoo’s long-term future lies at Old Trafford.

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For now, Mainoo’s attention is firmly with the national side with two friendlies round the corner for England.

Southgate’s men face Bosnia and Herzegovina on Monday night before taking on Iceland in their final friendly before the Euros get underway in mid-June.

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