Latest Report – Man Utd prepare huge offer to finally sign £70m foward that they had always wanted

Report – Man Utd prepare huge offer to finally sign £70m foward that they had always wanted

Manchester United have been linked with Portugal international Goncalo Ramos since last year and are now preparing for his transfer.
Man Utd are preparing a huge offer to finally sign the centre-forward from Benfica, according to yesterday’s version of Record.
The news source mentioned that Ramos is one of the most talked about players who could be transferred from the club this summer.

It has been reported that the Red Devils are not the only side interested in poaching the 21-year-old goalscorer from the La Liga Nos champions.
Erik ten Hag will have to sign a proven top player in the summer transfer window. The Seleccao star scored 27 goals in all competitions for Benfica and also provided 12 assists.

His current deal with the Portuguese giants expires in 2026 and comes with a whopping €120m release clause.
However, Football Insider revealed in April that club Estadio da Luz would sell their prized asset if they received an offer of around £70million.

Only one Man Utd player has managed to score 20+ goals this season and that’s Marcus Rashford. After him, Fernandes scored 13 goals in all competitions. Ronaldo is gone, Weghorst just isn’t good enough and Martial could never live up to his high price tag.

It’s time to bring a new No9 to Old Trafford. Do you think Man Utd should offer £70m to sign Goncalo Ramos?

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Good News shows up; Five transfer deals from relegated teams that could save Manchester United millions

Leicester City, Leeds United and Southampton have been relegated from the Premier League and MEN Sport have taken a look at whether Man United could pick up some bargains.

James Madison

The obvious name when scrolling through the three relegated lists. James Maddison has established himself as an excellent Premier League player in recent seasons and will certainly have a top-flight club for him this summer. Maddison’s talent wasn’t enough to keep Leicester in the top flight, but he would be criminal if he didn’t return to play there next season.

Maddison has 22 goals and 17 assists to his name in 65 games in his last two league games. He influences the games and enters the best years of his career. With United looking for a midfielder this summer, Maddison is expected to be in talks. He has real quality in distance and set pieces. The midfielder has the charisma and skill of someone who belongs in the biggest stages with the best players. United could do much worse than thinking about a possible move.

Harvey Barnes

At this point you start to wonder why Leicester’s season ended in relegation. Barnes is another great player with a lot of athleticism. Barnes is approaching pivotal years in his career and has shown the threat he poses at Premier League level.

Much like Maddison, his numbers have been strong in recent seasons, with Barnes having double-digit contributions over the past four seasons. While his last game for Leicester ended in heartbreak, Barnes enjoyed his best season in the top flight – scoring 13 goals. He’s a direct and powerful underdog who would improve most Premier League teams.

Romeo Lavia

A very decent deal in an otherwise terrible season for Southampton. The former Manchester City player would attract Liverpool and Chelsea after his first season in the Premier League. Lavia stood out on the struggling Saints side for his intelligence in the middle of the park and his tenacity off the ball.

Lavia has made 29 appearances in the top flight and, at 19, has a very bright future ahead of him. People like Casemiro and Christian Eriksen are doing a great job for United at the moment, but the 31-year-old won’t be around forever. Whoever snags Lavia this summer could land one of his best long-term signings in a while.

Youri Tielemans

Another midfield option, but with the added attraction that Tielemans is a free agent. The Belgium international is 26 and any signing would involve relatively little risk given Tielemans has just reached 200 Premier League appearances.

The midfielder will certainly leave Leicester this summer and will try to play the best football he has, with injuries having not helped him this season. Tielemans has had a disappointing season both collectively and individually, but a fresh start and fresh motivation could be exactly what he needs. The magic will still be in those boots.

Armel Bella Kotchap

United are paired with centre-backs and Bella-Kotchap showed plenty of promise last season despite Southampton’s defensive problems. He started the season well and perhaps needed a bit more experience and quality at his side when he made his first breakthrough in the Premier League.

A number of Premier League clubs, as well as teams from Spain, Germany and Italy have reportedly considered a summer move for the player. He has a long-term contract at Southampton, where there is every reason to keep the youngster in the next transfer window.

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Manchester United fans react to Fred’s transfer update after meeting Marco Silva

Manchester United fans have reacted to the news that Fred is a summer transfer target for Fulham.
The midfielder capped off the Premier League season with a skilful assist for winner Bruno Fernandes in Sunday’s 2-1 home win against the Cottagers. After the match, Fulham manager Marco Silva was seen talking to Fred.
The Manchester Evening News understand the 30-year-old is a target for the London club, who signed Andreas Pereira from United for £13m last summer. The Reds are expected to finance the arrivals by selling current squad members.

They are open to allowing Anthony Martial and club captain Harry Maguire – among others – out to try and maneuver within the rules of financial fair play after spending £225m last year.

Fred has made 212 appearances for United since arriving in 2018, including six of his 14 goals this season. However, he has only started 12 Premier League games under Erik ten Hag and is 12 months away.
He could let go of a United player, and fans have shown their appreciation for the Brazilian, with a departure on paper following his filmed conversation with Silva. Those on Twitter have pointed out that they would like a hefty transfer fee in return if he leaves.

FAN’s REACTIONS

@jayrad1989: Would be a great signing for them.

@Savioursancho: Fred at Fulham would be a move I’d love to see happen.

@meticulous31: We have a chance to hit big figures in sales this summer. Henderson, Maguire, AWB, McTominay and Fred alone will generate at least £100m and that’s before you include Telles, Bailly, Williams, VDB and Martial if we’re lucky to get anything for them.

@jamesmoores_: If this is goodbye, it’s been a pleasure Pastor Fred.

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Roy Keane names the two players Manchester United need to sign

Roy Keane believes Mason Mount would not significantly improve Manchester United’s midfield, urging his former side to go all out for Declan Rice and Harry Kane.

United look set for a summer of heavy investment as Erik ten Hag attempts to push his side to the next level. A 2-1 win over Fulham on Sunday secured third place in the Premier League, but there is still some way to go before they can genuinely challenge Manchester City for the title.

Ten Hag is thought to want at least two major signings ahead of next season, with a world-class goalscorer the priority and a technical midfielder not far behind. Tottenham striker Kane has long been the Dutchman’s prime target for the former role, while recent reports have linked Mount with a move to Old Trafford.

However, Keane believes that while Mount is a solid player, he would not make the difference in lifting United and transforming them into title challengers.

Asked who could challenge City for the title next season, Keane told Sky Sport: “I hope it’s United. Obviously depending on the takeover, the usual stuff, recruitment – they have to get a world-class striker. You’d like to think United could challenge them next year but it’s going to be very, very difficult because City are brilliant and they have a great manager.”

Asked about recruitment, specifically Mount and Kane, the former Reds midfielder added: “I wouldn’t be so sure about Mount. They’re going to be linked with lots of players but the one that would excite you is Kane.

“[Mount] has just gone off the boil a little but I know he bounced back and he’s got quality. I was raving about him a few years ago but he’s just gone missing the last year – a few injuries, the fact he can’t get in a bad Chelsea team. I wouldn’t be hanging my hat too much on him in terms of improving United and closing the gap. He’s a good player but would he improve Man United? I’m not so sure.

“I think Rice would be a decent signing, but in terms of the excitement and the goalscoring, you’d go all out for Kane. But can you see Spurs selling him to Man United? Very, very difficult.”