How the move from Daniel James to Man Utd could be beneficial for Liverpool's transfer business

Daniel James became Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's first rookie at Manchester United, Welsh putting the finishing touches on his 18-million-pound replacement of Swansea City on Wednesday.

The 21-year-old may not be considered a big name in world football, but his addition and the frantic pace he will bring to United's attack every time he'll be called will be an badet to the Solskjaer team for the new season. .

After confirming his decision, Solskjaer said on the United website: "Daniel is an exciting young winger with many skills, a vision, an exceptional pace and a good ethic working.

"He had a great season with Swansea City and has all the attributes necessary to become a Manchester United player.

"We are delighted that he has signed with our club and we are looking forward to working with him.It is the ideal environment for Daniel to continue his development."

And according to a report, this decision could also have consequences on the Liverpool transfer window.

Goal.com says the Reds are using James' transfer to help gauge the value of their winger Ryan Kent, who has benefited from a successful Ranger loan campaign in 2018/2019.

Kent reportedly refused another loan application from the league club, Leeds United, preferring instead to try to force his way to the Liverpool club or leave the club with a permanent contract.

Kent was loaned five times by Liverpool and had 125 first-team appearances in those periods, while James won his transfer to Old Trafford for £ 18 million, following 43 senior appearances.

This would have pushed Liverpool to claim 12 million pounds sterling to sell Kent permanently, which would have inflated their transfer coffers to make their own steps this summer.

But with several Liverpool strikers on an international mission, at least Jurgen Klopp is expected to give Kent a chance in the pre-season friendlies of the European champions.