MANCHESTER UNITED will reportedly submit their official bid for Andre Onana TODAY.
Elsewhere, the Red Devils have reopened negotiations with Chelsea to sign Mason Mount, according to reports.
It comes after United saw their third and supposedly final bid of £55million rejected.
Meanwhile, Jim Ratcliffe's bid to buy Manchester United is 'dead in the water', according to reports.
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- By Alex Smith
Fer real?
Bruno Fernandes previously said that he thinks Man Utd should sign Goncalo Ramos amid rumours he could be in line for a £69million move to Old Trafford.
Fernandes said: "The best always come in handy, be it Goncalo or another player.
"He has all the qualities to play in the Premier League, and when I say Premier League I also mean Manchester United.
"I think he could become a great reference in the coming years, but it's still not in my hands to be sports director…
"Gonçalo has all the conditions to play in the Premier League, he is very intense, presses very well and is very good inside the area.
"He surprised me in the national team, not only me but the rest of my team-mates. He's physically strong, he's still young and he's going to get better.
"If he continues to work as he has been doing, I think he has the potential to be one of the best strikers in the world, but he needs to go to a more competitive league to prove it."
- By Alex Smith
Man Utd to bid for Onana
Man Utd are set to launch a bid for Inter Milan goalkeeper Andre Onana, according to reports.
Their first bid is set to come in within the next few hours.
It is thought that Inter want £50m for the Cameroonian.
The signing could spell the end of David De Gea with him yet to pen a new deal at the club.
- By Alex Smith
Ramos to Utd?
Benfica president Rui Costa believes Manchester United WILL match the club's £69million asking price for Goncalo Ramos.
He bagged 27 goals and 12 assists in 47 appearances for Benfica last season as they won the title.
And he caught the attention of several high-profile clubs in December after scoring a hat-trick for Portugal during the World Cup.
Costa believes they will be willing to match the striker's price tag, according to Portuguese newspaper Correio da Manha.
- By Alex Smith
Well I Nev-er
United are interested in signing Benfica wonderkid Joao Neves, according to reports.
Chelsea star Mason Mount and Brighton's Moises Caicedo have emerged as two key targets but United could also add youth to their midfield.
Neves is just 18-years-old but he made 20 appearances in his breakthrough season at Benfica, including three games in the Champions League, and he has been likened to Wolves midfielder Ruben Neves.
- By Alex Smith
Man Utd in Kane blow
Man Utd have suffered a blow in their pursuit of Harry Kane with Spurs reportedly only open to selling him to a team abroad.
Bayern Munich are convinced they will sign him and have supposedly agreed personal terms with him.
Now Bayern are ready to test Tottenham’s resolve with an £80million bid after seeing a previous offer rejected.
SunSport understands Daniel Levy will remain stubborn in negotiations but that has not deterred Bayern’s advances.
And according to German journalist Christian Falk the Bundesliga champions are confident of striking a deal due to an alleged agreement Kane has with Levy.
Falk says: “The point is that Bayern are in another league. Kane has a gentleman’s agreement with Daniel Levy that he is allowed to go to another league if there is another offer that he is really interested in.”
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Ratcliffe bid "dead"
Sir Jim Ratcliffe's bid to buy Man Utd is "dead", claims Bloomberg reporter David Hellier, speaking to the United View.
This is due to his offer not suiting United's minority shareholders, who threaten legal action against the Glazers should they accept his bid.
Hellier said: "I was picking up from advisers to Man Utd that his bid as it stands is dead in the water – I mean absolute dead water.
"The reason for that is that he is proposing a structure which would buy out the Glazers, as you know, the majority shareholders, and not offer anything to the minority holders.
"They have made it absolutely clear to the Manchester United board via a letter that was sent:
"‘If you recommend this offer which prejudices us, gives us no offer at all, that we end up with discounted shares while the Glazers get everything, we will sue’."
- By Alex Smith
On this day
Manchester United signed David De Gea 13 years ago today.
But his time at Old Trafford could be over within days with him yet to sign a new contract.
The club also purchased Aaron Wan-Bisaaka four years ago on June 29.
- By Alex Smith
Replace Mase
Chelsea have reportedly begun the process of whittling down a list of targets to replace Mason Mount.
The Blues are set to knock £5m off their £70m asking price for the midfielder with his deal up next year.
Man Utd have seen three bids rejected with the highest offer worth £55m.
They are now set to re-enter talks with all parties wanting a resolution within the next week.
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Greenwood set for loan?
MEN are reporting that Mason Greenwood could be sent out on loan.
Erik ten Hag supposedly is against the idea of selling him or letting him leave for free.
Greenwood has not played since 22nd January 2022.
- By Alex Smith
Ex-Utd boss linked with Saudi
Ex-Man Utd manager Jose Mourinho has reportedly rejected a mega £25.9m-a-year deal at Al-Hilal.
The Saudi Arabian club are looking for a new manager and have already signed Edouard Mendy, Ruben Neves and Kalidou Koulibaly this summer.
Mourinho though will not be following them as he plans to stay at Roma.
Juventus’ Max Allegri has also been approached.
- By Alex Smith
Man Utd to miss out on Kim
Ex-Man Utd target and Napoli star Kim-min Jae looks set to join Bayern Munich.
Lucas Hernandez is ready to leave Bavaria for PSG and then the Germans will trigger the release clause in Kim’s contract.
A verbal agreement has been sealed with the centre-back. He will sign a five-year deal.
Kim’s release clause is worth a reported £43m.
Man Utd were heavily linked with him last month.
- By Alex Smith
De Gea no longer No1
Even if David De Gea does agree to stay at Man Utd he will no longer be the club's No1, according to reports.
The club were shopping for a new back-up keeper around the £15m range.
However, after seeing talks ramped-up for Andre Onana valued at £50m, De Gea knows he will be staying to be second choice.
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De Gea future uncertain
The future of David De Gea is uncertain with just days left on his current contract.
The Spaniard had signed a new deal only for club chiefs to have a change of heart and withdraw the offer made.
Instead, they decided to submit a new proposal with an even lower salary.
And De Gea is yet to sign it.
Reports suggest club insiders don't know whether he will be a United player or not next season.
- By Alex Smith
Onana talks start
Negotiations over a deal for Andre Onana have begun.
Inter Milan are likely to want at least £50million for the goalkeeper, previously of Ajax.
If a deal can be sealed, it could spell the end of David De Gea as No1 or at the club entirely.
Onana excels with the ball at his feet and it is a key reason he has been identified as United's main target for the role.
- By Alex Smith
Jur not coming
Man Utd are set to miss out on Ajax star Jurrien Timber as he is set to join Arsenal.
The centre-back worked with Erik ten Hag in Amsterdam before and was part of his title-winning squad alongside Lisandro Martinez and Antony.
Man Utd pushed hard to sign him last summer but no deal could be agreed.
Timber now looks set to join Arsenal with personal terms agreed and Ajax negotiating over a fee.
- By Alex Smith
Mount saga over next week
The Mason Mount transfer saga could end next week with both Man Utd and Chelsea keen to get a deal done or move on to other targets.
United have had three bids rejected with their latest worth £55m.
Chelsea wanted £70m but have reduced their asking price by £5m.
Erik ten Hag is keen to sign Mount but with the player in the last year of his deal, United won't pay over the odds.
The new £65m asking price could still be too much.
Negotiations are set to happen over the next seven days.
- By Alex Smith
Caicedo interest "genuine"
Manchester United's interest in Brighton midfielder Moises Caicedo has been reported as "genuine" by the Mail.
The enquires over him after seeing bids for Mason Mount rejected were not a tactics to push Chelsea into lowering their £70m asking price.
However, it may have forced the Blues' hand as they supposedly want the transfer saga over and are willing to accept £65m.
United's last offer was £55m.
- By Henry Tomlinson
Brown praises Shaw's 'adaptability'
Former Manchester United star Wes Brown has hailed Luke Shaw for his ability to adapt to playing as a centre-back.
He told MUFC: "We know him as an excellent left-back but he's been unbelievable [at centre-back].
“As a full-back, you’d probably only play there a few times until the other defenders all come back [from injury].
“But because Luke has played so well, he’s been, pretty much, the next-choice centre-back.
“I’m not sure if he played there as a kid, but he just seems to read the game very well. He’s good in the air, his positioning is good and getting better after a few games.”
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Arsenal ‘want United transfer target’
Arsenal have added Manchester United target and Real Madrid star Aurelien Tchouameni to their transfer shortlist, according to a sensational report.
The Gunners are closing in on the signing of Declan Rice in an £105million deal with West Ham.
However, FootballTransfers has revealed Arsenal still very much remain in the market for a second midfielder.
United had tried to sign the midfielder last summer before he joined Los Blancos.
Arsenal will “test the waters” in trying to get a deal done, with the north Londoners said to be long-term admirers of him.
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United consider Mbappe bid
Manchester United are considering making a bid for wantaway PSG star Kylian Mbappe.
The Ligue 1 giants are set to demand a fee of £250million which would smash the transfer record at Old Trafford.
Mbappe has one year left on his contract with PSG and would be available on a free transfer next summer.
However, the Red Devils will face competition from Real Madrid and Liverpool for his signature.
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United 'willing to pay Ramos fee'
Manchester United are reportedly willing to pay the release clause for Benfica star Gonacalo Ramos.
Manager Erik ten Hag is desperate to sign a new star striker this summer and according to Correio da Manha are set to make their move for the Portuguese international.
The report claims that the Old Trafford side is willing to pay his release clause of £105.4million.
However the club face competition from PSG for his signature.
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- By Henry Tomlinson
Kim 'closing on Bayern move'
Manchester United transfer target Min-Jae Kim is reportedly closing in on a move to Bayern Munich.
The Napoli defender will join the Bundesliga side on a five-year deal, according to Sky Germany.
The report claims that the German outfit will pay his £43.1million release clause.
Kim will reportedly earn between £8m and £10m per year.
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Mount discussions reopened
Man Utd have reportedly reopened discussions with Chelsea to sign Mason Mount.
It comes after United saw their third and supposedly final bid of £55million rejected.
According to the Daily Mail, discussions have reopened with a view to trying to find a compromise between United's third bid and the Blues' asking price of £65m.
United, who will work around the edges of the deal, are said to be adamant they will not cave in to the demands of Todd Boehly and Co due to Mount having just one year left on his contract.
Mount, who has recently returned from holiday, is reportedly willing to accept whatever outcome may occur in negotiations.
Sources at Chelsea are said to believe the deal will not drag on indefinitely and will come to a head with a decisive decision next week.
- By Kostas Lianos
De Gea nears exit
Manchester United star David de Gea's contract with the club runs out tomorrow.
De Gea and United have yet to reach a deal and he will thus become a free agent in about 24 hours.
That means the Red Devils have been left in a goalkeeping limbo with a fortnight to go before their first pre-season game.
Right now manager Erik ten Hag has no idea who will be between the sticks come July 12 in Oslo when they face Leeds.
Tom Heaton, 37, is the likeliest candidate to fill in the role with Dean Henderson linked with a permanent move to Nottingham Forest.
- By Kostas Lianos
Moises Caicedo negotiations
Manchester United have opened talks with Brighton over a potential deal for Moises Caicedo.
According to talkSPORT, United are stepping up their interest in Caicedo after missing out on West Ham superstar Declan Rice who is close to Arsenal.
However, the same report adds Chelsea are still favourites to land the midfielder.
The Red Devils have previously missed out on other targets, such as Juventus' Adrien Rabiot who signed a new deal while Bayern Munich's Ryan Grabenberch has stated he is staying in Germany.
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