Man Utd ‘consider’ intriguing £10m midfielder raid as Chelsea could ‘hijack’ Red Devils move
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Manchester United have plenty of work to do this summer as they plot their way back to the Champions League.
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Hide AdThe Red Devils will have to make do with the Europa League next season following a very disappointing campaign.
But Erik ten Hag will have devised a plan to get United back to UEFA’s prime competition, and to realise it, new signings will be needed.
United need to improve in a number of areas, and they also have gaps to fill, with the likes of Paul Pogba and Edinson Cavani departing this summer.
Here we take a look at all the transfer latest.
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Hide AdOxlade-Chamberlain interest
United are said to be eyeing a surprise bid for Liverpool star Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.
The former Arsenal midfielder is expected to leave this summer, surplus to requirements at Anfield, playing a bit-part role this season.
And according to talkSPORT, United are now mulling over a possible deal to land Oxlade-Chamberlain on a cut-price transfer.
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Hide AdIt’s reported Liverpool are willing to sell the midfielder for just £10million this summer, but he is likely to want promises of regular football.
Timber problem
Chelsea are said to be eyeing up a deal for United target Jurrien Timber,
The Red Devils have been heavily linked with a move for the 20-year-old, but as they mull over a deal, they could yet miss out.
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Hide AdAccording to football.london, Chelsea could move for Timber of they cannot complete a deal for Sevilla’s Jules Koundé this summer.
Gamacho talks
United are said to be confident of tying down young star Alejandro Gamacho to a new deal.
The 17-year-old has already signed professional terms at Old Trafford, and according to the Manchester Evening News, talks are now ongoing over a fresh deal.
Gamacho is under terms until 2025, but United want his new deal to reflect his progress over the last year.
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