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Things are starting to get serious in this summer transfer window. Despite the Euro and the Copa America 2024, European clubs are very active behind the scenes to strengthen their squads.
Manchester United are one of those clubs. The Red Devils, who have had a very difficult season despite winning the FA Cup, want to return to the forefront and fight for the top spots.
To do this, the Mancunians must strengthen their team. According to information from Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano, the English club is about to enlist Matthijs de Ligt and Joshua Zirkzee. The two players have reportedly given the green light to sign for the legendary English club.
The first of the two is struggling at Bayern Munich and does not seem to fit into Vincent Kompany’s plans. For the second, the situation is different. Joshua Zirkzee is one of the revelations of Serie A in the colors of Bologna. Two major reinforcements for the Mancunians who would like to hit hard this summer.
Towards a package of around 100 million euros?
Manchester United are reportedly close to completing the signings of Matthijs de Ligt and Joshua Zirkzee. However, an agreement has yet to be reached for both players. For the Dutch defender, his market value is currently around €65 million according to the site Transfermarkt.
On the other hand, for the Dutch striker, the Manchester club will have to pay the player’s release clause which amounts to 40 million euros. United’s directors could have about 100 million euros. To be continued…
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