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Real Madrid would be willing to allow Sergio Reguilón to join Manchester United for between € 25 million and € 30 million, but only if a guaranteed buyout clause is inserted into the deal.
United nevertheless presented its window of summer movements on Wednesday after confirming the arrival of 40. 1 million pounds of Donny van de Beek of Ajax and there is probably more to come.
Jadon Sancho redoes ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s main target as he seeks extra attacking features to turn his team into Premier League contenders.
However, M. E. N. Sport that United is also looking at Spanish defender Reguilón due to uncertainty in the left-back position.
United chose to go on a new left-back last year due to Brandon Williams’ appearance, but the teenager struggled towards the end of the crusade when he replaced the injured Luke Shaw.
Reguilon spent the year on loan at Sevilla, where he played a key role in the club’s triumphant crusade in the Europa League, getting rid of United in the process.
Despite the talent of the 23-year-old, he is Ferland Mendy and Marcelo in the real Madrid hierarchy and, according to AS, Zinedine Zidane is pleased to see him leave the club this summer.
However, it has been reported that Reguilón and the club itself in the end need the player to succeed at The Bernabéu, so they would like a termination clause to be inserted into the contract if sold, similar to the sales of Dani Carvajal and Alvaro Morata in the past.
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The report adds that Juventus, Tottenham, Napoli and Seville are interested in Reguilon, but that United is the favourite, as they can spend more than other clubs on a transfer.
Meanwhile, Roma has submitted an offer of 12 million euros for United’s defense, Chris Smalling, according to reports.
The centre-back was on loan last season in the Italian capital and has inspired so much that Rome is ready to bring it back for good.
However, so far it turns out that Roma have not lived up to United’s assessment for Smalling but, according to Goal, they have restarted negotiations and hope a compromise can be found.