Manchester United’s most recent transfer news and rumors as the initial phase of the summer transfer window concludes, although it will reopen in the near future.
Manchester United will be required to wait a few days before they can recommence their summer transfer business.
United are currently unable to finalize any transactions as the initial phase of the summer window has concluded. The FIFA Club World Cup this summer allowed the transfer window to be open from June 1 to 10.
Manchester United will be required to wait a few days before they can recommence their summer transfer business.
United are currently unable to finalize any transactions as the initial phase of the summer window has concluded. The FIFA Club World Cup this summer allowed the transfer window to be open from June 1 to 10.
Matheus Cunha has already been acquired by United in a £62.5 million transfer from Wolves. However, the Brazilian is not the sole player who has been associated with a potential transfer to United; this will have to be postponed until later in the summer.
The transfer window will reopen on June 16 and will remain open until September 1, when it will close until the New Year. Currently, United has the opportunity to evaluate their options and determine which transactions they wish to finalize when the window reopens.
Bryan Mbeumo executed a contract.
Bryan Mbeumo, the Brentford star, is a target for United. However, they will have to wait until the second transfer window to finalize the agreement.
United’s initial offer of up to £55 million was declined by the Bees earlier this month; however, there is nevertheless continued enthusiasm for Mbeumo. In recent days, Tottenham Hotspur has also been the subject of significant speculation regarding the Cameroon international.
Certainly, the second transfer window would commence in an ideal manner if United can reach an agreement with Brentford to facilitate Mbeumo’s transfer to Old Trafford later this month.
Viktor Gyokeres executed the agreement.
For months, United has been frequently associated with the acquisition of a striker, and Viktor Gyokeres is among the players who have been frequently referenced at the top of the list.
Sporting Lisbon has a €100 million (£84 million) release clause in Gyokeres’ contract; however, he is reportedly available for a fee of approximately £60 million this summer. Several of Europe’s most prominent clubs have been linked to the striker this summer, with Champions League football serving as a significant selling factor for the next season.
United will be cognizant of the fact that it may be challenging to persuade Gyokeres to join the club this summer in the absence of any European football. However, if the Old Trafford hierarchy is able to reach a consensus, it would undoubtedly provide a significant advantage in the upcoming season.
The Manchester Evening News examines several potential transactions that United may pursue during the second summer transfer window.
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