According to Spanish publication Fichajes, Manchester United is determined to close an ambitious deal to buy Real Madrid midfielder Aurelien Tchouameni. Casemiro, Manuel Ugarte, and Kobbie Mainoo are members of the Red Devils’ midfield.
Bruno Fernandes is more at ease in an advanced role, but Ruben Amorim has been sticking with him in a deeper role this season. Mason Mount, like Fernandes, is more at ease in the No. 10 spot, but Amorim has stated that the former Chelsea star can also cover in the double midfield pivot role if necessary.
Mainoo has been on the sidelines as Amorim has been utilising Casemiro and Fernandes as his favourite midfield duo. He is allegedly willing to leave in January in order to play more frequently and further his career.
In other situations, Ugarte has performed poorly when given opportunities. Casemiro’s current contract is scheduled to expire at the conclusion of this season, and Man Utd intends to restructure the midfield department the following year.
Man United could use Aurelien Tchouameni
Fichajes claims that United has made a €90 million bid for Tchouameni, which consists of €70 million up front and a further €20 million in add-ons. Real Madrid, however, has rejected it.
According to reports, Los Blancos are hesitant to accept the Frenchman leaving since they see him as an essential component of their objectives. Tchouameni’s flexibility pleases Alonso, who also wants him to stay. The Frenchman is now anticipated to stay at the Santiago Bernabeu for the foreseeable future since the Red Devils’ rich offer has not caused him to change his mind.
In the summer, the Cameroonian piqued the curiosity of the English powerhouses as well, but no deal was finalised. Baleba has demonstrated his abilities in the Premier League and is allegedly eager to join United.
Without a doubt, Tchouameni possesses all the necessary skills to replace Casemiro in Amorim’s midfield. He could need some time to adjust to the demands of English football, though, and the Red Devils would probably give preference to players who can settle in quickly at Old Trafford.
