After reaching an agreement with Brentford's Bryan Mbeumo, MU attracted attention when closing three targets for midfield.
Brentford agreed to let Bryan Mbeumo join MU under a contract with a total value of £ 71 million, of which 65 million pounds of transfer fee, with £ 6 million depending on the club's achievement. Accordingly, Mbeumo will become the most expensive African player in the history of Old Trafford, breaking the record deep by compatriot Andrre Onana.
At the same time, MU expects to bring a quality midfielder for the team when the summer transfer period ends. According to Sports Mole, MU is identifying three targets without spending too much money. The first is Andrre (Wolves). Andrre had 36 appearances for Wolves in the 2024/25 season after moving from Fluminense, including 33 appearances in the top tournament in England, and he impressed.
According to Sofascore, the midfielder has completed 93% of the Premier League of the Premier League last season, and recently rumored about Andrre's future, when Man United and Liverpool were said to be interested in England. Wolves can sell Andrre for only £ 30 million this summer, and he will be the perfect player for the central midfielder of MU.
It was followed by Richard Rios, who impressed the Palmeiras shirt at FIFA Club World Cup 2025, when there were 2 assists after 5 appearances, and also in the sights of some big clubs in Europe, including MU. Most recently, the 25 -year -old was contacted with Roma, but it was reported that negotiations about the possibility of moving to Roma had ended, and therefore this could be the time for MU to take the opportunity. The midfielder is said to have a £ 26 million contract release clause in the current contract.
The next name is Corentin Tolisso (Lyon). The future of Tolisso is currently a rumored topic, when this experienced midfielder is thought to leave Lyon in the summer transfer window. The 30 -year -old was in a very good form in the 2024/25 season, when he scored 10 goals and had 9 assists after 46 appearances in all arenas. The French player had a contract until June 2027, but it was believed that he could leave for only £ 9 million this summer.