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Manchester United can secure Champions League football by beating Liverpool this weekend. That would allow the Red Devils to begin planning their summer recruitment with a significantly larger budget – and with three games to spare.
Michael Carrick has led a staggering turnaround since his appointment as interim head coach in January. Securing passage into Europe’s premier competition is financially lucrative and could help United attract players of the highest calibre.
As Carrick attempts to complete the league double over Liverpool on Sunday, reports of their possible summer business continue to dominate headlines. Mirror Football takes a look into the latest United news…
United’s desire to transform their midfield this summer could result in the arrival of Benfica star Richard Rios. The Colombia international only joined the Portuguese side last summer. However, his impressive performances has seen the 26-year-old become the subject of interest from several clubs, including United, according to Colombian press.
O Jogo claims that Rios is a key target for Napoli and it is suggested the club’s sporting director Giovanni Manna has already begun contacting the player. However, United could end Scott McTominay’s hopes of getting a new midfield partner should they pip Napoli to securing Rios’ services.
The Scotland international regularly plays alongside Frank Anguissa and compatriot Billy Gilmour in the middle of the park. The Colombian’s potential arrival would add competition and talent to Napoli’s engine room.
United target told to leave in swap
AC Milan star Rafael Leao could be another name heading to Old Trafford this summer. The 26-year-old has scored just nine league goals this season and his relationship with Milan boss Massimiliano Allegri is beyond repair.
Ex-Milan and England boss Fabio Capello told the Italian giants to part ways with the Portugal international and earmarked United ace Joshua Zirkzee as a suitable replacement.
Speaking to Gazzetta dello Sport, Capello said: “If I were Milan, I’d make the swap immediately. I’d see the Dutchman as a much better fit in Max’s 3-5-2. Zirkzee is someone who gets the team playing and is very good at communicating with his teammates.”
Expressing optimism about the potential partnership between Zirkzee and Christian Pulisic, the 79-year-old added: “For me, the Zirkzee-Pulisic partnership would be brilliant. If Sorloth and either Gimenez or Nkunku were alternatives, one could say the attack is in good shape.”
