Manchester United experience a transfer war against one of Europe's superstars
Manchester United enjoyed a successful summer transfer screen, bringing in five novel first-team gamers, bolstering the team's defence, midfield and assault.
The summer binge which saw nearly £200million spent on Joshua Zirkzee, Leny Yoro, Matthijs de Ligt, Noussair Mazraoui and Manuel Ugarte, came in response to previous season's eighth-placed end, which was the league's worst in the Premier League time.
The windows likewise saw Sir Jim Ratcliffe's Ineos team at the head for the first time and was the first move in what is likely to be a major repair at Old Trafford.
The program will be anticipating their next targets as the window has come to an end, with a report from Spain suggesting that Real Madrid may be in the running for one of Spain's most promising young gamers.
Sevilla's dynamic right-back Juanlu Sanchez was a part of the Spain crew that won the gold medal at the Paris Olympics next month and according to AS, has caught the eye of Manchester United.
Sanchez, age 21, has a reported €20million release section, and the Red Devils will continue to monitor him this year in La Liga along with Western champion Real Madrid, who can move further up the right and in the middle of the pitch.
Sevilla are said to be interested in negotiating a new contract with the player, which would include a higher launch clause, with two teams with large pockets, conscious of this interest. Sanchez's recent deal expires in 2026.
In DataVictory's mind, Sanchez, who is valued at €15million by Transfermarkt, appears to be a convincing skills. He is capped at Spain U21s levels and is obviously piquing the interest of spies, which is only possible to see his worth come off, meaning Manchester United may want to make a decision on whether or not they step up their curiosity sooner, rather than later.
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