Manchester United is actively pursuing new signings during the January transfer window under head coach Ruben Amorim, who is looking to enhance his 3-4-3 system. Despite managing only six wins in their last 16 games, the club remains focused on strengthening its squad.
One of their primary targets is Patrick Dorgu from Lecce. However, United’s second bid for the young left wingback has been rejected, with Lecce demanding a €40 million package for his release. Negotiations are ongoing as United seeks to meet this valuation.
Additionally, Manchester United could see a boost in their transfer budget due to Antony’s expected loan move to Real Betis. The La Liga club will cover a significant portion of his wages during this loan period. Furthermore, Alejandro Garnacho may also be on the move if offers around €70 million come in; both Chelsea and Napoli have shown interest in him.
As the transfer window progresses with just over a week remaining, Manchester United continues to explore options while facing financial constraints and competition from other clubs.Manchester United is actively pursuing transfers during the January window, with a focus on strengthening their squad under manager Amorim. The club has made a bid for Lecce wing-back Patrick Dorgu, reportedly €10 million below Lecce’s valuation of the player. Dorgu, who is just 20 years old and has made 52 appearances in Serie A, has attracted interest from several Premier League clubs.
In addition to potential signings, United’s transfer budget may be bolstered by Antony’s expected loan move to Real Betis. The La Liga club will cover 84% of his £150,000-a-week wages for the remainder of the season. Furthermore, United is open to offers around €70 million for Alejandro Garnacho amid interest from Napoli and Chelsea.
Chelsea head coach Enzo Maresca commented on their transfer strategy but indicated that they have not yet made any moves as they assess their current squad options.
