Coach Ruben Amorim is promoting MU's public reform plan in the summer transfer window. The Portuguese strategist is trying to complete a few contracts before the new season.
According to a source from Teamtalk, Amorim has made Ollie Watkins the number one target in the center. The Portuguese military leader believes that the Aston Villa star can help raise MU attack thanks to its intelligent movement and stable goalscoring performance in the Premier League.
In the 2024/25 season, Watkins could no longer hold the regular kick and coach Unai Emery was also ready to push him away in the summer of 2025. Therefore, this is an opportunity for Man United to get a 9 familiar play in the Premier League at not too high.
Along with that, MU also accelerated in the Bryan Mbeumo deal. According to Mirror, the Old Trafford team has just sent the third proposal to Brentford to own the Cameroon winger. Mbeumo is a prominent factor in Brentford last season and is considered a plan to upgrade the wing corridor, in the context of Jadon Sancho, Marcus Rashford, Alejandro Garnocho and Antony simultaneously demanding to leave.
In midfield, The Sun revealed that MU sent an official offer to Real Madrid to ask to buy Aurelien Tchouméni, but was quickly rejected. The Spanish Royal team has no intention of breaking up with the French player, who is still in the long -term plan of coach Xabi Alonso.
Despite not being the main kick last season, Tchouameni is still highly appreciated for its ability to defend and rotate modern balls. This is a factor that MU is very lacking and they can return to the second proposal.
In other developments, MU prepares to complete the Marcus Rashford sale agreement. According to EPL Index, an unnamed club has made a big step in signing a contract with the striker born in 1997. The expected fee is about 40 million pounds, the number can help MU partly solve the financial justice issue (FFP) and create resources to invest in quality rookies.
If the Rashford deal is completed, this will be a big shock to the fans, because this player was once considered a new symbol of the Carrington Academy. However, after the 2024/25 season was disappointing, both clubs and players were supposed to be ready to break up.