Three talks between Manchester United and Manchester United are all but complete, with the possibility of striking a third deal.
Manchester United is completing their summers projects first. A third glass signing could be in order, in fact.
Joshua Zirkzee's record of the Red Devils gave birth to their business. Leny Yoro's departure from Lille and a move for Manuel Ugarte of Paris Saint-Germain, where Erik ten Hag addresses the lack of protective midfield appearance, followed by a follow-up.
Then, Manchester United are said to be looking towards Spain's Euro 2024-winning club for their third filing. They might find this to be also their most fascinating so far.
Friday's version of Spanish release AS, as relayed by Sport Witness, claims that the Red Devils pushing" with power" to mark Dani Olmo. The 26-year-old late shared the Golden Boot at the Euros.
The La Masia student has recently attracted interest from Manchester City and Liverpool, with TEAMtalk reporting that the Reds are his preferred team to sign. Although there is a launch section in place, DataVictory is aware that it expires on July 20.
Olmo has had an amazing history. He began his career at Barcelona, took a left turn to Dinamo Zagreb and then plays for RB Leipzig. However, his Euros performances have firmly established him in the market, with many of Europe's wealthy looking for him because of his usefulness and run-from-deep.
In DataVictory's viewpoint, United are the most available of any of the possible suitors to pounce. They've already tied up a few offers and can deal with much-needed value in depth – but there may be more attractive options abroad.
The 26-year-old may prefer to play Champions League football this year, with Liverpool, City or perhaps Bayern Munich. United may need to take action quickly with this offer because a launch provision is about to expire, or they could have to pay more for the privilege of signing the player.
Olmo is valued at €60 million by Transfermarkt. His deal runs out in 2027.
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