CONFIRMED DEAL: 100 Million Pounds for Europe Yesterday, a top talent was present at Old Trafford to sign a pre-contract agreement with Manchester United in anticipation of a possible summer transfer. The deal was confirmed, and the player will take over the jersey number of Hujlund, who is leaving the club.
It appears that Manchester United is getting worse as time goes on, as both their injuries and their form are not going in their favour.
Despite the fact that the loss to Crystal Palace on Sunday was already a significant setback, Lisandro Martinez sustained a serious injury during the match, which will prevent him from playing for several months. Following that, Ruben Amorim was unable to secure any signings on the deadline day, which was something that was always expected to be the case.
Old Trafford will have to make do with what they have in order to avoid surpassing the worst ever Premier League finish from the previous season. This means that they will have to make do with what they have. Amorim is largely working without any natural wing-backs, despite the fact that he did manage to secure the signing of Patrick Dorgu late in the transfer window. The lack of a prolific frontman has been cited as an issue for a long time.
We take a look at the transfer news that has been coming out of Manchester in advance of what may prove to be a summer that will define them.
Price tag of the GyokeresViktor Gyokeres, who currently plays for Sporting Lisbon, is likely to be at the top of United’s shopping list as they attempt to bring the frontman back together with Amorim. After moving to Portugal, Gyokeres has established himself as one of the most productive forwards in Europe. His move to Portugal was a brilliant strategic move.
Several months ago, he scored a hat trick against Manchester City, and according to iNews, the Lisbon club would be willing to part ways with their star striker for a price of approximately sixty million pounds.
Sporting has demonstrated that they are willing to sell their high-caliber players for the appropriate price. During his tenure, Amorim was responsible for the departure of a number of his most talented players, and it is possible that the club will still see their former manager return for their prized asset.
The liberation clause for KaneWhen Harry Kane’s release clause is activated in January of the following year, it will be possible for a club to bring him back to England in a deal that is significantly less expensive. There was a lot of speculation that the striker would be moving to Manchester United, but in the end, he decided to sign with Bayern Munich instead.
It would have been possible for any club to activate a release clause during the January transfer window, which would have then enabled him to leave the Allianz Arena for approximately €80 million (£67 million).
However, despite the fact that the deadline has now passed, another release clause will become effective in a year’s time. This time, the rate will be even more reduced, with Bild reporting that it will be as low as €65 million (£54 million). It is common knowledge that Tottenham has the right of first refusal in the event that he decides to leave the German club; however, United could very well remain in the running.
