Manchester United is reportedly on the verge of finalizing a deal with Fiorentina midfielder Amrabat, with personal contract terms agreed upon and a provisional £29 million fee negotiated.
The Viola CEO has indicated that discontented players are free to leave, and Amrabat has expressed a desire to depart. Despite not playing in Fiorentina’s Serie A opener, his bench status is expected to persist until a transfer occurs or the market closes.
The main obstacle for Manchester United is the necessity to sell players first, considering rejected offers for McTominay and ongoing negotiations for Van de Beek. To address midfield challenges, the potential transfer of McTominay to West Ham might be a solution, providing fairness and aiding Casemiro in the middle, especially after a challenging performance against Spurs. Amrabat, known for his stellar FIFA World Cup performance, is seen as a reliable addition to enhance the defensive midfielder position for Manchester United.
