If PSG focus on selling players, reports suggest Casemiro might be a candidate for transfer to enable new acquisitions. Meanwhile, Scott McTominay’s future remains unclear, with Fulham interested but negotiations stalled due to Manchester United’s £30 million price tag.
Fulham’s interest in McTominay first emerged on July 1, aligning with their initial discussions regarding his availability and contract conditions.
McTominay aims to prove his worth at Old Trafford but will discuss his future role during pre-season.
Wan-Bissaka’s potential departure could influence the strategy for full-backs, with West Ham struggling to meet his wage demands.
Though not widely reported, the situation with full-backs is important for Manchester United. They need to find cover for Luke Shaw and Tyrell Malacia on the left and consider adding versatility for the right side, especially if Wan-Bissaka leaves.
West Ham would need to agree to a £20 million valuation to pursue Wan-Bissaka, but there are concerns about meeting his salary requirements. Other clubs are also keeping an eye on the situation.
Manchester United are open to Wan-Bissaka’s departure, seeing it as an opportunity to clear out players not central to their plans, which aligns with their proactive stance in the transfer window.
Mason Greenwood is set to leave, and Jadon Sancho is available if the right offer comes in. Christian Eriksen is also a possible departure. Manchester United are dedicated to equipping Erik ten Hag with the necessary resources for a successful 2024/25 season.
The manager faced many challenges last season due to a depleted squad and injuries. The goal now is to eliminate excuses by rebuilding and refocusing the team by mid-August.
The signing of Yoro signals the potential for notable achievements under the new Manchester United leadership. INEOS representatives are optimistic, and now it’s time for action.
Reports suggest that three more signings are anticipated before the new season begins, setting the stage for Ten Hag to achieve results.
