The Manchester United team is facing concerns in multiple areas, particularly in the midfield and right-back positions. At present, there is anticipation around the announcement of a third deal. While there have been challenges for Casemiro in his second season in England, the situation of Sofyan Amrabat, who was on loan from Fiorentina, remains uncertain after the club chose not to exercise their buy option.

Despite the possibility of United returning for Amrabat at a lesser cost, securing the priority signing of Ugarte is currently the focus. Although personal terms have been agreed upon, the transfer fee remains a point of contention. United appears to be leading the way in securing the deal, while efforts are underway to offload Aaron Wan-Bissaka to free up funds.

West Ham is being considered as a potential option to help facilitate this move. Additionally, there is interest in Mazraoui, who is available from Bayern Munich, albeit at a price tag of around £40 million. There has not been a bid for De Ligt from United yet, but there is a potential for the club to acquire another central defender following recent departures and potential exits from Old Trafford.

Regarding a potential bid for an England international, an opening offer was turned down, and Everton’s asking price of £70 million could pose a challenge. It is worth noting that Branthwaite has a connection with a member of United’s coaching staff due to his loan spell at PSV Eindhoven when Ruud van Nistelrooy was the manager. Finally, special offers, promotions, and advertisements are available to community members.

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