Manchester United hopes to attract more new players before the move-in window closes early next month.
For now, Donny van de Beek’s signing from Ajax has been United’s summer deal, but the club has lately been in talks to climb at least two more players to its squad next season.
This week he noted a step forward in his efforts to point to the end of England from Borussia Dortmund Jadon Sancho.
It had already been reported last month that United had reached an agreement with Sancho on its non-public terms before a imaginable move.
However, this was not the right guy and it is only in recent days that United has reached an interim agreement with Sancho on his contract and salary, and with the player’s agent in his fees.
United now hope to succeed in an agreement with Dortmund and place a pay play that satisfies both clubs.
This remains a major impediment, as Dortmund have indicated that they will only join Sancho for 108 million pounds, which would be a new British record.
But United don’t need to pay that much and believes their rates deserve to reflect the fact that all clubs lately are wasting cash on the coronavirus pandemic.
Old Trafford’s club is disappointed that those talks have been prolonged for so long, but they are still convinced that the player will sign up for them before the Premier League move-in window closes on October 5.
United have been linked to Real Madrid defender Sergio Reguilón, who was on loan last season at Sevilla.
Reguilon has inspired his year in southern Spain, particularly opposite United in the Europa League semi-finals last month.
He is a player who has been on United’s radar, however, he is expected to make an offer for him.
On United’s left-back they are greeted with Luke Shaw and his understudy Brandon Williams, who recently signed a new four-year contract.
United, your call is being used to arouse interest in Reguilon, and you are expected to enroll in Tottenham Hotspur soon.
United technician Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is more interested in adding central defenders to his strong defenders.
Dayot Upamecano of Red Bull Leipzig remains firmly interested, but the club increasingly believes that a deal cannot be imagined this summer and plans to take it to Old Trafford next year.
The concept of Chris Smalling, who was inspired by his season’s transfer to Rome last year, to return to United is still ongoing.
Solskjaer would be pleased to be able to compete with Harry Maguire, Victor Lindelof and Eric Bailly.
Rome still needs to signal Smalling a permanent deal, but United is not in a position to sell it profitably and will maintain a competitive offer.
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