Manchester United has landed the signing of Benjamin Sesko with Ruben Amorim who plays a key role while the club is considering going behind PSG goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma
The rebuilding of Manchester United continues under Ruben Amorim with the club that confirms the signing of Benjamin Sesko this weekend – conquering the Newcastle's nose.
The Red Devils defeated their Premier League rivals for the signing of the Slovenian, who moves more than £ 70 million to Old Trafford to strengthen their attack. The club had wanted to land a new frontman to compliment Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo.
It is understood that a midfielder is heavily connected the next on his shopping list with Carlos Baleba from Brighton, although the player himself has not shown a desire to stop Brighton. The seagulls do not have to sell this summer either.
Amorim will also hope for some of his margin players, some of their big names on big wages. The will of Jadon Sancho, Alejandro Garnaco and Antony are still good to find new houses. Here is the last of Old Trafford.
Sesko explains the role of the Amorim in Move
The new Frontman of United admitted that the mood around the club was clear from the minimum one, with Amorim's changes clearly made a difference when attracting new faces. The vision of the former sporting Lisbon manager also revolves around to turn the heads and help the decision of Sesko.
He said: “When we discussed the project, it was clear that everything is present for this team to continue to grow and to compete again for the biggest trophies.
“From the moment I arrived, I felt the positive energy and family environment that the club created. It is clearly the perfect place to reach my maximum level and fulfill all my ambitions. I can't wait to start learning from Ruben [Amorim] And make contact with my teammates to achieve the success that we all know we can do together. “
PSG ready for Donnarumma -Bid
PSG anticipates a number of bids for goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma after he has already signed his replacement – and the French champions believe that United stands in line.
The Parisians have agreed a deal for Lille ShotStopper Lucas Chevalier, who will participate in a five-year contract after the winners of the Champions League decided to pay € 40 million (£ 34.7 million), with the potential for another € 15 million (£ 13 million) in ADD-ONS, for his services.
Donnarumma has only left for a year on his contract in Paris and the club is happy to separate with the concept that they would still have two top keepers at the Parc des Princes. The former AC Milan star would have been interested in extending his deal, but no agreement was reached.
Baleba -Competition
United could be confronted with strong competition from local neighbors Manchester City, who also keep an eye on Baleba. Reports claim that the Red Devils made contact with Brighton via intermediaries to register their interest in Baleba, which was signed for £ 23.2 million in 2023.
But United is not the only club that sees the Cameroon International as a smart addition to the city also old fans. ESPN has confirmed the interest of Pep Guardiola in the Brighton man, but it is unclear whether it would look to match a united bid this summer.