Dominic Calvert-Lewin left Everton to the club after nine years and could join
Manchester United is reportedly ready to sign free agent Dominic Calvert-Lewin as a cost-effective addition to the Ruben Amorim team. United rebuilt their team in the summer transfer window and Amorim believes that Calvert-Lewin would be a good addition in addition to more expensive signing sessions.
Matheus Cunha has already arrived at United for £ 62.5 million from Wolves and the club still chases Brentford's Bryan Mbeumo, who will also cost to the north of £ 60 million. But with the club that is aware of profit and sustainability rules, they are also looking for cheaper signing sessions.
Calvert-Lewin has left Everton after nine years and is looking for a new club. The 28-year-old striker scored 71 goals in 273 performances for the Toffees after he came to them from Sheffield United in 2016 and is looking for a new start.
He has struggled with injuries in recent years, but the sun reports that United believes that he has the qualities needed to strengthen Amorim's team. They are ready to offer Calvert-Lewin a contract with bonuses for performances, so that he could become a useful team player in a role that can help prevent further injury.
United is still trying to load Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho and Antony, all of whom spent on loan last season, as well as Alejandro Garnacho and, possibly, Rasmus Hojlund. With Cunha A No. 10 and Mbeumo the best in the right wing, Calvert-Lewin was able to slot as a no. 9 in the forward line.
Last season he managed only three goals in 26 Premier League matches with injury that came to him between January and May. But he is hungry for a new challenge after placing an emotional farewell to Everton after the expiry of his contract on 30 June.
He wrote: “To Everton Football Club and the Evertonians. After nine remarkable years in this club, I made the incredibly difficult decision, together with my family, to start a new chapter in my career.
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“This is not something I have chosen lightly. Everton has been my home since I was 19 years old. It is the place that potentially saw in me, challenged me to grow and formed me both as a footballer and as a man.
“Whether the times were good or difficult, your relentless support never staggered. Farling goals in Goodison Park, with the feeling that Roar is an experience that I would wear with me forever. This choice was not just about me, it was a decision that my family and I spent a long time.
“We believe that it is the right time to find a new challenge and continue to grow, but that reduces the band that I will always have with Everton. I am deeply proud of what we have shared, fighting for this club when it mattered the most, scoring big goals in crucial moments, wearing the shirt with your respect.”
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