BREAKING: Main reason why Alexander Isak visit Man United MEDICAL ROOM Today amid speculation that the Swedish superstar has finally agreed record breaking deal to join the Reds – congratulations Man United fans
BREAKING: Main reason why Alexander Isak visit Man United MEDICAL ROOM Today amid speculation that the Swedish superstar has finally agreed record breaking deal to join the Reds – congratulations Man United fans
Manchester United are still looking to make some moves in the January transfer window as Ruben Amorim attempts to bolster his struggling team and get them out of mid-table.
United have had a tough start under the former Sporting Lisbon boss since he replaced Erik ten Hag in October, winning just five of his first 13 games in charge, and it has been widely reported he is looking for a new left-back and striker in particular this month
There are also a number of outgoings that could happen this month, with Marcus Rashford, Alejandro Garnacho and Casemiro all linked with the exit door after struggling for game time under the Portuguese boss.
Garnacho open to Napoli move
There’s no doubt Garnacho is one of the brightest talents to emerge at Old Trafford in recent years but he’s not having the best of periods under Amorim, who has used him sparingly in recent weeks.
Garnacho has been strongly linked with a move to Napoli, who look set to lose key winger Khvicha Kvaratskhelia to PSG this month.
Napoli boss Antonio Conte would need a suitable replacement for Kvaratskhelia and appears to have identified Garnacho as the man to come in.
According to the Independent, Garnacho is keen to make the move to Serie A and United are open to the sale because he represents pure profit after coming through their academy – keeping them on the right side of PSR rules.
Talks have opened with a fee being touted around the £40million mark. However, United are said to have demanded a price of around £70m, which is the same PSG are willing to pay for Kvaratskhelia.
Striker dilemma as United urged to sign Isak
Manchester United have been linked with a number of forwards, including Amorim’s old forward Viktor Gyokeres, but with the Swedish star looking unavailable for now – the Red Devils could turn to his international team-mate Alexander Isak.
Former United player Gary Pallister thinks Amorim should make a move for the in-form Newcastle striker, who has netted nine goals in his last six games.