BREAKING: £70M striker finally signed pre- contract agreement with Man united ahead of potential Summer move, agreement reached last night – Congratulations Man United fans
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BREAKING: £70M striker finally signed pre- contract agreement with Man united ahead of potential Summer move, agreement reached last night – Congratulations Man United fans
Manchester United could consider making a move for Dominic Calvert-Lewin on a Bosman deal with the striker, who has yet to commit to his future at Everton.
According to Fichajes, Manchester United is looking closely at the market for ‘free agents’, with Dominic Calvert-Lewin among those players under consideration. The Red Devils are eager to bolster their attacking ranks with a striker, and the English forward could be seen as a cost-effective option.
Manchester United are set for a tricky summer window, with Ruben Amorim keen to bring many new players on one hand while the club is eager to manage its finances better. Despite being one of the wealthy clubs in world football, the Red Devils are not flush with cash, which has seen the club take a relatively conservative approach.
Multiple problems exist, including managing their PSR threshold and curbing their wage bill. There are suggestions that they may have to sell before they can spend extensively. In any case, they are linked with some expensive players in the market.
For instance, Amorim wants to add a top-draw striker to the ranks, with Victor Osimhen and Viktor Gyokeres being linked. There are obvious financial challenges to getting either of those deals over the line, as Manchester United will have to pay a hefty transfer fee and commit to big wages for those big strikers.
As an alternative, Manchester United are keeping tabs on the market for ‘free agents’, with Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s name coming out on top. The English forward is coming to the end of his contract at Everton, which was not interested in selling him in January. They still retain hope of having the striker around when they move into their new stadium next season.
Manchester United are keen on Dominic Calvert-Lewin
Manchester United will view Calvert-Lewin as someone with extensive experience in the Premier League, while his availability on a free transfer makes any move rather appealing. The 27-year-old might also take up the idea of making a switch to a big Premier League side, although he too will demand a top wage to make the switch.
Without a transfer fee, Manchester United might not mind Calvert-Lewin demanding a big contract. The only issue is the 27-year-old Premier League attacker’s recent injury history, which may draw the Red Devils away from the move. For now, he remains a firm option in the Bosman pool.