HERE WE GO: Manchester United completes another major transfer signing as South American striker joins the Reds on six-years deal- Completed his medical yesterday and will be announced soon
Manchester United are interested in a deal to sign Borussia Dortmund midfielder Felix Nmecha, according to journalist Christian Falk.
Ruben Amorim is keen to add new midfielder to his squad this summer after Christian Eriksen was released at the end of his contract, while Brazilian midfielder Casemiro is reportedly close to a move to Saudi Arabia with Al Nassr.
The Red Devils are said to be exploring their options across the market, and now Dortmund star Nmecha has emerged as a target for the club during the transfer window.
Man Utd Want to Sign Nmecha
Dortmund don’t want to sell under any circumstances
Accordign to reliable German journalist Falk, Man Utd have an interest in Nmecha, who has been compared to Man City star Rodri, as they look to strengthen their midfield options heading into the new season following a disappointing campaign last time out.
Nmecha, who currently earns around £100,000-a-week with Dortmund, would reported cost around £25m, but the Bundesliga outfit are adamant they do not want to sell him under any circumstances as they look to bounce back from their own poor season.
The Germany international is a regular at Signal Iduna Park, and knows England well having come up through the Man City academy, and knows the language, which could help him to settle in at Old Trafford better.
However, with Dortmund not keen to sell it seems like Man Utd would have to make a big offer in order to convince them. It’s also unclear if the player himself would be interested in a move to the Premier League currently.
There are currently some concerns over the future of midfield star Kobbie Mainoo under Ruben Amorim after a lack of playing time and questions over how he fits into the system. However, GIVEMESPORT sources report that the manager has held positive talks with the academy star this summer and there is confidence that he can find his best form once more despite interest from clubs in a £70m deal.
