Fabrizio Romano claims that before “proceeding” with their chase of Sofyan Amrabat, Man United is likely to let two players leave
After bringing in Mason Mount and Andre Onana, Manchester United is aiming to sign a striker before the start of the following campaign.
Atalanta’s Rasmus Hojlund has emerged as their top target, and he is rumored to have settled personal terms with Manchester United in advance of joining the Premier League’s powerhouses.
Amrabat, who was a standout player at last year’s World Cup, is also a target for Man United, who have already signed Mount.
The Moroccan and Fiorentina midfielder has also been linked to Liverpool, and according to his agent Mahmoud El Boustati, “quite a few clubs are interested” in signing him.
He told Voetbal Primeur, “Quite a few clubs are interested in Sofyan. “You must now choose wisely,” the speaker said. He still plays for Fiorentina and showed up on Monday.
Sofyan and Fiorentina are both ready to act if something interesting presents themselves. Two or three clubs are of interest to him.
A Saudi Arabian interest has been indicated. There is, however, neither a specific offer nor interest
Romano claims that Manchester United will “focus on a new midfielder once they have signed a new striker and completed deals for departing midfielders.” Possible replacements have included athletes like Fred and Donny van de Beek.
Romano wrote on his YouTube channel, “The plan for Amrabat is to wait for Manchester United to sign a new striker and then proceed.”
“This will happen after the departures.” This summer, Fred will leave Manchester United. Just waiting to learn where is all. Watch what happened to Donny van de Beek after that.
Amrabat is probably one of the top names on the list when it comes to Manchester United’s search for a new midfielder after the leaving players have been replaced.
Fred is a target for Fulham, and Van de Beek might join Ajax again in the Netherlands
Van van Beek scored in a friendly match against Ligue 1 team Lyon after making his injury comeback during the preseason. He stated following the game that “there’s still a chance” he’ll leave this summer.
This was a significant occasion for Van de Beek. We’re keeping our options open, but there’s still a chance I’ll move.
My first game in six months was wonderful. You already know that the injury is a mentally challenging moment. Returning to the field felt fantastic, and scoring a goal makes it even better.
