Manchester United are reportedly making plans to position a bid for Sociedad midfielder Luka Sucic, whose price may be difficult for the La Liga side to refuse.
United is in an era of transition under Ruben Amorim. Some of its effects have been very positive, such as the 2-1 victory over the rivals Manchester City, while a 4-3 defeat against Tottenham in the quarterfinals of the League Cup, decidedly less.
The coach expects consistency and with that he will incorporate his own taste of players.
According to Transfers, United are now “ready to launch an offer” of millions of euros (£33. 1 million / $41. 7 million) to get the midfielder from the Royal Society.
The 22-year-old Croatian is described as a “dominant” midfielder whose contributions to defence and attack made him ideal for his system, and this may be the same under Amorim.
The company has shown that they will not be forced to allow players to leave below their price before, but it is stated that the figure that United offers “could be difficult to reject”, since Susic signed for only 10 million LIBRAS ESTERLINAS (8. 3 million pounds sterling/10. 4 million pounds sterling) in summer.
Sociedad have lost some big-name players to the Premier League in recent seasons. In 2022, they sold Alexander Isak to Newcastle for a record price of £63million.
This summer, Arsenal signed Mikel Merino for a fee that can generally only be around £32m.
Martin Zubimendi is also on the radar of some big Premier League sides, such as Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester City.
Losing him and his midfield team-mate Sucic in the same window would be hugely detrimental, but Premier League money has been too difficult for Society to turn down in the future, and it may be again.
Troy Deeney criticised United winger Antony, who is likely to leave the club, saying: “If you get rid of Marcus Rashford, whoever takes him, we’ll pay you to take him [Antony] too. “club.
Rashford could land at Barcelona, with talks reportedly open to see him head there and midfield star Frenkie de Jong join United.
Wherever the forward ends up, Ian Wright feels Rashford can find his feet, again, after he sent support to him: “I got to Arsenal at 28, but you expect ME to write off someone with the ability Marcus has at 27!!!! So many of you are desperate to see these young people fail so that you can say you were right! You would take 1% of the career Marcus has had!”
Meanwhile, even if the Red Devils wish to recruit Alphonso Davies, Liverpool will offer them competition, because they plan an assembly with Bayern Munich’s intermediaries.