DEAL DONE: Manchester United have officially completed the signing of a top-tier striker for a world-record fee of £111 million, with the player expected to inherit the No.9 shirt from Rasmus Højlund. Fabrizio Romano has confirmed the deal with his signature “Here we go.”
Despite the big-name addition, United still have several areas in need of strengthening. The club is exploring reinforcements across the pitch, with a particular focus on midfield depth.
According to Team Talk, United are now preparing a move for Swiss international Ardon Jashari, currently playing for Club Brugge.
The 20-year-old, primarily a defensive midfielder, impressed last season with 4 goals and 6 assists, showcasing his ability to contribute both defensively and offensively.
Capped four times by Switzerland’s senior team, Jashari has the potential to make a major impact, and a transfer to Old Trafford could provide the platform for his breakthrough on a larger stage.
Club Brugge are reportedly open to selling, with a fee of around £34 million believed to be enough to seal the deal. For a club with United’s ambitions this summer, that price tag is considered very reasonable.
Under new manager Ruben Amorim, United operate with a double pivot in midfield, making Jashari an ideal fit. He could add valuable competition to a group that includes Manuel Ugarte, Kobbie Mainoo, and Casemiro.
It now remains to be seen whether United can reach an agreement with Club Brugge and persuade the young talent to make the switch. The coming weeks could be crucial in determining the outcome.
