June 28 Manchester United News 🔴 ⚪️⚫️🔴 Di Marzio: Onana's transfer has not progressed, and so far Manchester United have not indicated that they will make an official offer to buy the Cameroonian goal

June 28 Manchester United News 🔴 ⚪️⚫️

🔴 Di Marzio:

Onana's move has not progressed and so far United have not indicated that they will make a formal offer for the Cameroonian goalkeeper. Meanwhile, Inter's minimum asking price for Onana remains €50 million.

🔴 The Telegraph:

The Magpies continue to be linked with Scotland international Scottish Scottish McTominay, although Sandro Tonali's trade has affected their transfer process. If the Reds receive an offer of £40m, they will be willing to sell Scott McTominay.

🔴Post:

Manchester United want to sell Donny van de Beek this summer, the player is no longer in the club's plans for the new season, and hope to recover a £20 million transfer fee on him.

🔴Official:

Manchester United's home shirt for the 2023-24 season has been officially released.

🔴Samuel Luckhurst (with the team):

Manchester could not print the number 49 on Garnajo's new shirt, and United considered letting him take over the number 7 shirt of the Red Devils.

🔴 Manchester United fans came to the official store outside Old Trafford today to protest the Glazer family, resulting in the store closing and shirt sales suspended.

🔴 Marcus Rashford recreates Allen Iverson's iconic 'rose' pose at Manchester United's new shirt launch!

🔴The Athletic：

David De Gea had already signed a new contract with Manchester United, but the club eventually recalciated on an agreed agreement.

United are now offering De Gea a contract with an even lower salary, but De Gea has not agreed, he wants to play at the highest level of competition and is considering his options.

🔴talkSPORT：

Inter goalkeeper Onana has become United's top target for a new team, with the two clubs already in detailed talks over potential transfers.

🔴 Milano Sport newspaper:

Rabiot's mother asked for a three-year contract with an annual salary of 10 million euros, but Manchester United flatly refused.