Personal terms agreed: Man united have agreed personal terms to sign one of the biggest prospect in Europe this morning after completing Rasmus Hojlunddeal yesterday- player is set to arrive as Erik Ten Hag 4th signing
Manchester United have already made an opening bid for Fiorentina midfelder Sofyan Amrabat, according to reputed journalist Alfredo Pedulla.
The Red Devils recently secured an agreement to sign Rasmus Hojlund from Fiorentina. The striker is expected to join the club in a deal worth €85 million.
Amrabat is the next player on Erik ten Hag’s radar, and Pedulla reports that United’s bid for the Morocco international has ‘already arrived’ at the Serie A outfit.
Amrabat would be another brilliant signing
United have been precise with their transfer targets this summer. They have already signed Mason Mount and Andre Onana, who were the manager’s preferred choices.
Similarly, Hojlund was the Dutchman’s prime striker target as soon as Harry Kane became to expensive to afford. Ten Hag is now eyeing a reunion with Amrabat
The Moroccan worked under the Red Devils boss at Utrecht. He was handed his senior debut under Ten Hag, and the pair have had a strong relationship since.
Personal terms have already been agreed over a summer switch, and a transfer now depends on the Red Devils meeting the transfer demands of the Serie A outfit.
Fiorentina currently value their prized asset at €30m. United have made an opening offer for the midfielder, but it is likely to be below the valuation of La Viola.
The club have been smarter in the transfer market this summer, and will most certainly try to sign Amrabat for a lower fee up front with performance add-ons.
Amrabat would be a brilliant signing for United as he is one of the best holding midfielders in Serie A. He would be a good upgrade on Scott McTominay and Fred.
The Moroccan has been exceptional with his distribution and ball control over recent years. He also possesses a tireless work rate and likes to win challenges
He would provide strong competition to Casemiro for the number six role next term.