MANCHESTER UNITED's transfer for Mason Mount is at risk of being HIJACKED by Bayern Munich, according to reports.
The Red Devils have been chasing Mount throughout the summer as he enters the final year of his Chelsea contract.
Though the in-demand Moises Caicedo has dropped a huge hint he would like to move to Old Trafford.
The Brighton ace has also interested Arsenal and Chelsea.
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Man Utd to listen to offers for 13 players as part of £260m clearout
Manchester United will listen to offers for 13 players to raise £260million in funds.
Erik ten Hag wants to cut his squad down to size, and according to the Daily Mail has named his list of stars who he will allow to leave this summer – and revealed the price tag of each.
- Jadon Sancho £45m
- Harry Maguire £40m
- Scott McTominay £40m
- Anthony Martial £20m
- Fred £20m
- Donny van de Beek £20m
- Anthony Elanga £20m
- Dean Henderson £20m
- Hannibal Mejbri £13m
- Alex Telles £10
- Brandon Williams £5m
- Eric Bailly £2m
- Zidane Iqbal £850,000
A number of stars have already left the club on free agency, while David de Gea's contract situation remains unresolved.
- By Tony Robertson
Man Utd make contact over Rabiot transfer
Man Utd have reportedly made contact with Adrien Rabiot after being rebuffed in their efforts to sign Mason Mount.
That's according to The Athletic, who say United are once again interested in the Frenchman after failing to land him last season.
The 28-year-old's contract at Juventus is due to expire despite ongoing talks over a new deal, with the Italian outfit trying to convince Rabiot to sign a one-year extension.
Rabiot has previously admitted a desire to play in England.
- By Martin Lipton
EXCLUSIVE: PFA backs Rashford and slams hectic fixture schedule
Rashford spoke of his worries ahead of England’s latest Euro 2024 qualifiers.
He said: “It is mad that, at club level, we are playing three games a week from November until we get knocked out of Europe.
“It is difficult but I am not the one who has to have the answers.
“In the early stages of my career I couldn’t make sense of it. Some managers have spoken out against it.
“If one team plays 60 games a season and another 38, there has to be some time to recover for the team playing 20 more.”
You can read more of the exclusive story from Martin Lipton and Charlie Wyett HERE.
- By Martin Lipton
EXCLUSIVE: PFA backs Rashford and slams hectic fixture schedule
Players’ welfare is under serious threat from football’s “mad” calendar, union bosses fear.
Prem clubs will play at least 64 summer friendlies in 15 countries over 26 days BEFORE the new season starts.
SunSport today reveals they will travel a staggering total of 170,758 miles — almost seven times round the planet.
Manchester United’s England striker Marcus Rashford insists the number of games in a season is already too high.
And PFA chief executive Maheta Molango warned: “A properly co-ordinated approach to the football calendar is needed to address the growing pressure being placed on players. They themselves are saying their wellbeing has to be prioritised.”
West Ham and England midfielder Declan Rice played 61 times for club and country last season.
You can read more of the exclusive story from Martin Lipton and Charlie Wyett HERE.
- By James Orr
Mason Mount latest
Man Utd's transfer for Mason Mount is at risk of being HIJACKED, according to reports.
The Red Devils have been chasing Mount throughout the summer as he enters the final year of his Chelsea contract.
And although the midfielder is keen to leave for Old Trafford – with personal terms said to be agreed – the Blues have rejected all three of United's offers.
The latest of those was submitted on Friday and worth £55million.
But Chelsea want £65m for their academy graduate.
And now United could spectacularly miss out on Mount – because Bayern Munich are reportedly stepping up their interest.
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Dortmund interested in United youngster
Borussia Dortmund are keeping a keen eye on the situation surrounding Anthony Elanga.
The winger has been told that he is free to leave the club this summer with them wanting a reported £20m for the player.
The German side have history in transforming the careers of cast-off Premier League youngsters and this prove too tempting to turn down for the player.
- By Kieran Davies
United need to turn interest into action
Man Utd have been linked to most footballers in Europe so far this summer.
The only player they have made a bid for is Mason Mount and it seems they are not willing to meet Chelsea's asking price.
Erik ten Hag needs to start acting on his intended transfers as fans are being left frustrated that all they seem to be doing is talking about transfers and the squad has not been strengthened at all.
- By Kieran Davies
Red Devils to target Serie A star
Reports are suggesting that Man Utd may be considering an alternative signing to Rasmus Hojlund.
They are considering a move for £70m rated Dusan Vlahovic.
If a club were to meet Juventus' valuation of the player, it seems the Italian giants would sanction the move.
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Red Devils could lose out on target
If Chelsea continue to play hardball over the transfer of Mason Mount, United's number one target this summer, it may lead to them missing out on the player all together.
With only a £15m difference between what Erik ten Hag has offered and what Chelsea want, it seems in the current transfer climate, as small price to pay to get the deal over the line.
If Man Utd miss out and have to go for lesser options, this could be the straw that breaks the camel's back when it comes to judging the success of this transfer window.
- By Kieran Davies
Maguire and Sancho prices set
Man Utd have listed the prices that persuade them to part with the England internationals.
For Harry Maguire, United are looking for £40m, which seems a lot for a 30-year-old.
Meanwhile, Jadon Sancho is available for £45m which is considerably less than the £72.9m they paid to Borussia Dortmund to sign him.
- By Kieran Davies
Romano offers de Gea insight
The reputable journalist who is the font of knowledge for all transfer business has lifted the lid on the situation with David de Gea:
The feeling on the player's side is that Manchester United are still waiting because they want to explore the market and understand if they can find a good opportunity. This is why, at the moment, there is still no green light for David de Gea to go to Carrington and sign the contract. They are waiting for that stage.
Fabrizio RomanoJournalist
- By Kieran Davies
United make contact with French star
Man Utd have made contact with the representatives of Juventus midfielder Adrien Rabiot.
The French midfielder is a free agent when his contract expires at the end of this month.
Rabiot is likely to want big wages given that there will be no transfer fee involved but the Red Devils have been long-term admirers of the 28-year-old.
- By Kieran Davies
United planned backyard summer sale
With Erik ten Hag looking to reshape the squad this summer, many fans are wondering who is actually able to leave the club.
Donny van de Beek, Fred, Anthony Elanga, Hannibal Mejbri, Alex Telles, Eric Bailly, Brandon Williams and Zidane Iqbal are all up for sale.
The club are willing to listen to offers for Scott McTominay, Harry Maguire and Dean Henderson.
Whereas Jadon Sancho and Anthony Martial could leave for the right price.
Finally, Phil Jones and Axel Tuanzebe will be leaving as free agents as their contracts expire at the end of this month.
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Chelsea pose threat to United signing
The Blues are rumoured to be taking interest in securing the services of Brentford's David Raya.
Having sold Edouard Mendy to Saudi and them looking to move Kepa Arrizabalaga on, Chelsea will need to find another keeper.
With both United and Tottenham showing interest in Raya, The Blues could now come in and trump both teams.
- By Kieran Davies
United board convinced player will shine
Man Utd's board are convinced that transfer target Rasmus Hojlund will be an instant hit at Old Trafford.
Erik ten Hag has outlined how he wants the club to secure the player as a priority signing.
The club agree that the Atalanta striker will become a 'special' player at United and are working to make it happen.
- By Kieran Davies
Boss keen for clearout immediately
Erik ten Hag would ideally want to get all the players he regards as 'surplus to requirements' out of the door as soon as possible.
Whilst wanting to raise funds for his signings, it will be difficult to plan for the following season without knowing what areas they need numbers.
Plenty of sides are flirting with United players currently but very few solid offers have been received.
- By Kieran Davies
United consider switching transfer focus
Man Utd are considering making a move for Moises Caicedo as they become increasingly frustrated by their inability to secure the services of Mason Mount.
With Chelsea stating they are not willing to meet Brighton's valuation of their midfielder, Erik ten Hag's side could have the last laugh over the West London outfit.
Signing a player that both Chelsea and Arsenal have long coveted would be seen as a transfer coup for the Red Devils.
- By Kieran Davies
Leeds keen on United youngster
Recently relegated Leeds Utd are keen on taking Man Utd youth player Amad Diallo on loan for the season.
Having blossomed with game time at Sunderland, it is likely that the Red Devils will look for the same for him this season.
With Leeds likely to lose a host of players due to their relegation, they will need reinforcements to try and get back into the Premier League.
- By Kieran Davies
Scout offers context on keeper situation
Man Utd are considering a u-turn in their decision to let David de Gea walk away from the club on a free.
Goalkeeping scout, Tony Coton, has provided an analysis on their current number one:
He’s been one of the most consistent goalkeepers around the world, really. Not just in Europe or the Premier League. I don’t know, at this moment in time, where we stand with his contract. I don’t know if he’s signing a new contract, I really don’t know. I’m not privy to that at the moment. But we have been linked with a lot of goalkeepers.
Tony CotonMan Utd scout
- By Kieran Davies
Defender craves Old Trafford move
Monaco defender Axel Disasi is reportedly very keen on a move to Manchester this summer.
The centre back, described as a juggernaut, would like to work under Erik ten Hag.
With the potential of the likes of Harry Maguire and Eric Bailly heading out of the door this transfer window, the Dutch manager may want reinforcements in that area.
- By Kieran Davies
United need de Gea situation resolved
Man Utd need to know the plans of keeper David de Gea sooner rather than later.
His stalling on the offer of a new contract is leading the club to thinking that he will leave Old Trafford on the expiry of his deal this summer.
With the club needing to plan for next season, the sooner they know the Spaniard's plans, the better.
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- By Kieran Davies
Mount set for showdown talks with club
Mason Mount is set for talks with Chelsea about his future.
His representatives are due to meet with club officials with them feeling that they are pricing him out of his move to Man Utd.
The aim of the meeting will no doubt to be to get the club to accept the tabled £55m offer that Erik ten Hag's side have recently made.
- By Kieran Davies
Ex-Inter keeper lifts lid on exit talk
Sebastien Frey, once a player at the San Siro, has given his thoughts on the potential of Andre Onana leaving for Man Utd.
The player feels that Inter Milan should do all they can to keep the stopper but does not feel this is likely to happen.
He said "Football today is different than it was in my generation.
"Moratti’s Inter could afford to keep a player regardless of the size of an offer that they received. Now, there are other needs to think about.
"But if it just depended on me, I would keep him. It’s difficult to find a great goalkeeper. If they want to win trophies, then they should keep him. Unfortunately, I think they’ll let him leave."
- By Kieran Davies
Player set for crisis meeting with boss
Jadon Sancho is set to have a meeting this week with Erik ten Hag to discuss his future at the club.
With clubs circling and interest in the player supposed to be high, Sancho wants to know where he features in the Dutchman's plans.
Rumours suggest that ten Hag is looking to cash in on the player and use the funds for his prioritised targets this summer.
- By Kieran Davies
Bayern looking to gazump United transfer
Bayern Munich are looking to beat Man Utd to the signing of Chelsea midfielder Mason Mount.
Thomas Tuchel is an admirer of the player he once coached as manager of The Blues and is keen to bring him to the Bundesliga champions.
With Man Utd failing to meet Chelsea's valuation of the player, there is an opportunity for Tuchel to act.
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