Former Chelsea ace 'would love' move to Man Utd as Napoli 'show interest' in United midfielder
A former Chelsea ace could sign for Manchester United on a free transfer.
Manchester United have led a brilliant summer transfer window thus far. With players such as Joshua Zirkzee, Matthijs de Ligt and Leny Yoro having been brought to the club, who else will they sign?


A former Chelsea left back could be brought to Old Trafford on a free transfer - in the meantime, Napoli have registered an interest in a Red Devils midfielder who is valued at £30 million. Here we take a closer look.
Marcos Alonso ‘offered’ to Manchester United on free transfer
Former Chelsea defender Marcos Alonso is available on a free transfer, following his release from Barcelona. According to Fabrizio Romano, his services have been touted to United, though it is unclear if they have any interest in snapping him up.
Speaking with GIVEMESPORT, Romano said: “Marcos Alonso would love to go to Manchester United. He has been offered to Manchester United in recent weeks, but there is nothing really concrete or advanced into it so far.
“I think Manchester United will take some time before deciding who the player they really want to cover that position is, and will save their budget, save their money, and put their effort into a deal for the midfield. They need a new midfielder, and the idea is to make it happen as the next step in the summer transfer window.”
Napoli ‘showing interest’ in transfer for Scott McTominay
Scott McTominay could exit Old Trafford this summer - according to a recent report from HITC. United will require a fee of £30 million to allow him to leave the club, but it is unclear if Napoli are willing to match this as of yet.
McTominay is perhaps one of United’s more underrated players - last season, the English-born Scottish international made 43 appearances in all competitions, scoring ten goals and providing three assists. It seems that he wants to remain at United, but the choice could be taken out of his hands if a sufficient offer comes in.