So far this summer, Manchester United have signed Tom Heaton for free, Jadon Sancho for around £73 million and agreed a deal for Raphael Varane (subject to a medical). Tribuna.com takes a look at what's next for the Red Devils.
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Atletico Madrid are reportedly open to listening to offers for Niguez, according to the Daily Mail. However, Liverpool and Chelsea are also interested in making a move for the Spain midfielder this summer.
Probability rating: 2/10
As per Sport Bild, Goretzka has refused to extend his stay at Bayern Munich with his contract expiring next year. Man United have submitted a contract offer to the 26-year-old midfielder and want him to join for free next summer.
Probability rating: 3/10
According to the Manchester Evening News, Trippier 'expects' the move to Old Trafford to happen this summer. The England full-back has just 12 months remaining on his Atletico contract.
Probability rating: 6/10
Man United are prepared to test Rennes' patience regarding the transfer of Camavinga, according to The Athletic. The Red Devils could wait until the final day of the transfer window to make their offer.
Probability rating: 4/10
As per the Manchester Evening News, Rice 'likes Man United more' than the Red Devils like the idea of signing the West Ham midfielder. The Englishman reportedly believes that moving to Old Trafford would be good for his career.
Probability rating: 2/10
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According to Fabrizio Romano, Man United remain 'confident' about keeping Pogba at Old Trafford this summer. Paris Saint-Germain are said to be working on signing the 28-year-old with the player's agent, Mino Raiola.
Probability rating: 5/10
West Ham are ready to consider signing Jones this summer, according to Eurosport. However, the Hammers will only make a move if Man United release the centre-back from his contract, making him a free agent.
Probability rating: 3/10
Earlier this week, Spanish media claimed that Man United were ready use Martial to drive down the price for Erling Haaland. However, Fabrizio Romano has recently stated that the reports are simply 'not true'.
Probability rating: 0.5/10
