Manchester United has been busy on the transfer market, because Ruben Amorim wants to get his team to the levels needed to climb the Premier League table this season
The Premier League campaign from Manchester United is a little more than a week, but their transfer trade could continue. Ruben Amorim's team has been reinforced with the addition of Matheus Cunha, Bryan Mbeumo and Diego Leon, with all the signs that suggest that more is coming.
Benjamin Sesko is the next in line, although – at the time of writing – a deal before the rush has been agreed but is not completed, with a medical that is now set. United has also investigated a movement for Carlos Baleba, but it can be difficult to find the funds to sign the Cameroonian midfielder on top of a £ 70 million deal for Sesko.
United takes on Fiorentina in their last prescription -friendly on Saturday, looking for an undefeated series of competitions in Europe and the United States. The striking result was a 4-1 victory over Bournemouth, while Amorim's team also defeated West Ham and Drew defeated both Everton and Leeds.
They will start their Premier League campaign the following weekend with a blockbuster match against Arsenal. The Gunners suffered a second defeat for the season on Wednesday and followed a loss of 1-0 for Tottenham in Hong Kong with a home-promoted against Villarreal.
The line-up of United for that first game can very well depend on what company will be done the next week. Here are the latest transflies from Mirror Football from around Old Trafford.
Eriksen offered Burnley Chance
Christian Eriksen can be about to return immediately to the Premier League with Burnley. The Danish midfielder has been a free agent since leaving Old Trafford at the end of June and chose to fall to the championship with Wrexham.
According to the mail, the newly promoted Clarets from Scott Parker made contact about a possible movement, although they are confronted with competition from elsewhere in Europe. If they succeed, they would reunite Eriksen with his former Tottenham teammate Kyle Walker after they had landed the right back in the window earlier.
On Thursday, Burnley also confirmed the signing of the former United loaner Martin Dubravka. The Slovak keeper, who joins Newcastle, played two cup games during the loan in Old Trafford during the 2022-23 season.
Keane's comments about Baleba
Carlos Baleba is a player who clearly strongly judge United, and their former captain Roy Keane agrees. Keane made a glowing assessment of Brighton's midfielder last season before United's recent interest came to light.
“It will be interesting to see what is happening this summer,” said Keane during the FA Cup -Run of Brighton in previous term. 'Fantastic. Great example. The other clubs have to look at Brighton and think, how do they do it? “
It is unlikely that United can bring in Baleba this summer without collecting significant funds, although people like Alejandro Garnacho and Rasmus Hojlund can continue. It can ultimately be a case to have the midfielder spent another year on the south coast before it dives in 2026.
Seskos four lines
If and when Benjamin Sesko joins Manchester United, he will enter an environment that has a new series of rules. Ruben Amorim made a number of changes since he arrived in November as the permanent successor of the former boss Erik ten Hag, and he was the one who set those new rules in place.
Some rules are specific to players, including forbidding them to go on holiday during international breaks. This is unlikely that this is a big factor for Sesko, who is one of the first names on the Slovenia team, but others have been hit.
Amorim has also banned food in the dressing room on match days, while ordering players to pick up equipment if they lose the mini matches that are played during training sessions. The latter rule concerns coaches – as a result of which they simplify advice – but this will also influence the play staff.