The Manchester Evening News looked ahead to possible transfer operations by Manchester United this summer, saying the club expected to invest a large amount of transfer funds to improve the squad as they aimed to close the gap between themselves and the top three in the Premier League.
Man said United could usher in a sensational summer with the appointment of a new manager this summer, with the team committed to narrowing the gap with Manchester City, Liverpool and Chelsea and willing to invest more in reinforcements in the summer window.
First, Haaland is one of United's targets, with Lonnick moving forward with plans to sign the 21-year-old striker, with a €75 million severance payment in his contract expected to take effect in the summer.
Meanwhile, United need to strengthen their midfield positions, especially as Pogba could leave the club on a free transfer in the summer, with the team targeting West Ham midfielder Rice, but sources say he needs to quote around £100 million to sign him. In addition, Bellingham is also a possible reinforcement option for the club, but with the excellent performance at Dortmund this season, Bellingham's value has also risen, so signing him will be difficult.
Manchester United are expected to start the new season (such as signing the above three people): De Gea, Wan-Bissaka, Varane, Maguire, Luke Shaw, Rice, Bellingham, Sancho, B Fee, Cristiano Ronaldo, Haaland.
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