Manchester United have ended their pursuit of Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott after failing to bridge a £30m valuation gap, with reports suggesting the 22-year-old now leans toward Arsenal while United pivot toward alternative targets including Brighton’s Carlos Baleba.
Manchester United have reshaped their midfield but remain in the market for another anchor. Despite Aurelien Tchouameni signing a long-term deal at Real Madrid, fresh reporting suggests Los Blancos could still sanction a summer sale.
Manchester United's summer rebuild is entering a second phase. With Atalanta midfielder Ederson expected to become the first confirmed arrival under INEOS, recruitment attention ha
Aurelien Tchouameni is reportedly open to joining Manchester United this summer if Real Madrid signal he is surplus, with INEOS preparing a major bid as United reshape their midfield.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe's regime has pulled Manchester United out of a costly Carlos Baleba chase and pivoted toward Andrey Santos and Tyler Adams, with Ederson set to lead a disciplined midfield rebuild at Old Trafford.
Manchester United remain in the market for two or three midfielders after Casemiro's departure, with Carlos Baleba emerging again as a priority target despite valuation gaps and Brighton’s tough negotiating stance.
After missing out on Elliot Anderson, Mateus Fernandes and Sandro Tonali, Manchester United are reassessing six midfield options. Insiders rate Scott as the likeliest next call, while Tchouameni faces familiar hurdles and interest in Baleba and Wharton has cooled.
Reporter Ben Jacobs says Manchester United accelerated contact with Borussia Dortmund midfielder Felix Nmecha during the World Cup, but a hefty asking price and interest from multiple clubs mean a formal summer bid remains hard to land.
Carrick wants to work with Rashford in the new season, with the player leaning toward staying at Old Trafford. If the summer transfer window remains deadlocked, the option of keeping him at the club is back on the table.
Manchester United have announced that Prime Video will follow the club for an All or Nothing series during the 2026/27 season, with filming set to begin this summer and a global release planned for summer 2027. The decision has sparked debate as Michael Carrick guides the team's resurgence and push for the Champions League.
Loading…
