Manchester United could sign Noussair Mazraoui according to reports.
Bayern Munich want £20million for the right-back.
Erik ten Hag previously worked with Mazraoui at Ajax.
United would need to sell Aaron Wan-Bissaka before making a move.
Sky Sports report that Juventus, Borussia Dortmund and PSG are interested in Jadon Sancho.
But both his wages and fee being asked by Man Utd is putting interested clubs off.
Sancho spent the second half of last season on loan at Dortmund.
Gary Neville has admitted his friendship with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer made it difficult to criticise the manager.
The former Man Utd man told Stick to Football: “Ole [Gunnar Solskjær] was tough, for me and Roy Keane, when he was manager of [Manchester] United.
"People at the end abused him, but me probably more than Roy, the idea of going against Ole, that’s never going to happen. I can say, ‘He’s under pressure, the team aren’t playing well’ – we said all those things – but the idea of going a step further which says, ‘He should lose his job’, ‘He should be sacked’ – never.
"That’s what people want but I would never go into that. I’ve never once [did that]."
Joshua Zirkzee is expected to be included in Manchester United's pre-season tour of the US.
That's despite Holland making it to the semi-finals of the Euros.
He's determined to make an impression on Erik ten Hag.
Man Utd are set to loan out two young stars this summer;
Joe Hugill looks set for an opportunity elsewhere after impressing for United’s youth side.
And his fine goal in the friendly win over Rangers has attracted interest from several Championship teams.
Meanwhile, goalie Radek Vitek will also be loaned out to gain valuable experience.
Man Utd could make a huge bid for Xavi Simons.
The Dutch midfielder wants to leave PSG this summer.
And Sport claims United are considering an £85million bid.
But PSG fancy Bruno Fernandes and could demand the Portuguese ace in return.
Marcus Rashford has returned to Man United training.
The striker did not feature in the 2-0 friendly win against Rangers.
But he is now back in full team training.
And Rashford will fly to America with teammates for their upcoming tour.
Man Utd have seen an offer for Matthijs de Ligt rejected by Bayern Munich.
The Red Devils made a bid of nearly £30million, according to Bild.
But Bayern want £50m for the Dutch defender.
And they did not entertain United’s offer.
Thomas Frank has warned suitors that Brentford will not sell Ivan Toney on the cheap.
Frank said: "I would love him to stay. That would give me a very positive challenge.
“Right now, Ivan is a Brentford player. I would be more than happy if he stayed with us.
“He’s a goalscorer and that’s very good to have in your team so if you want to buy him, it’s expensive.”
David de Gea was ready to re-join Manchester United if Erik ten Hag left, but is now set to join another club, according to reports.
De Gea told his inner circle that he would be happy to return to United if Erik ten Hag and John Murtough were no longer there, according to The Athletic.
But although the latter has gone, Ten Hag has penned a new contract.
And De Gea is now set to announce a different new club shortly.
Ethan Ennis has signed a new Man Utd deal.
His current contract was set to expire next summer.
But Ennis will be staying put for a while longer.
He has featured in both pre-season games so far and hopes to continue impressing.
Former Man Utd loanee Wout Weghorst is on the move again.
The Dutch striker has returned to Burnley after a spell with Hoffenheim.
But he has no intention of staying with the Clarets and is instead angling for a switch to Ajax.
As well as United, Weghorst has also spent time at Besiktas in his two-and-a-half years at Turf Moor.
Man Utd will pocket 50 per cent of Mason Greenwood’s next transfer.
The striker has completed a move to Marseille following last season’s loan at Getafe.
Marseille are paying £20million up front plus a further £7m in add-ons.
And should Greenwood be sold in the future, half of that fee will also go into United’s bank account.
Jadon Sancho could find himself at Juventus this summer.
The winger is back in Erik ten Hag's good books after apologising for last season's bust-up.
But Man Utd could yet sell Sancho following his return from Borussia Dortmund.
And Juventus are reportedly plotting a £40million swoop as they look to revamp their squad under new boss Thiago Motta.
Former Liverpool midfielder Ben Woodburn, the youngest goalscorer in the club's history, has joined League Two club Salford.
The outfit are jointly-owned by Manchester United's legendary Class of '92.
Woodburn signed a two-year deal with Salford after being released from Preston North End following 63 appearances this summer.
He will be reunited with Salford boss Karl Robinson - who managed him during his loan spell at Oxford.
Man Utd are considering two right-backs should Aaron Wan-Bissaka depart.
He has been linked with West Ham, Fulham, Bournemouth and Crystal Palace, as well as teams in Turkey.
United's top choice to replace Wan-Bissaka is Bayer Leverkusen's Jeremie Frimpong, although he could be an expensive choice.
The other option is reportedly Monaco's Vanderson, who would be a more realistic target for the cash-strapped Red Devils.
Paris Saint-Germain are considering a shock bid for Bruno Fernandes.
The playmaker has just two years left on his Man United contract.
And L'Equipe claims PSG could make a move before the end of the transfer window.
But Man Utd have no intention of selling their captain and hope to sit down for talks over a new deal soon.
Man United are reportedly plotting to swoop for Monaco midfielder Youssouf Fofana.
The Frenchman is currently in talks to join AC Milan.
But reports from his homeland claim United are now ready to hijack the move.
That would see the Red Devils muscle in on a Milan deal for the second time this summer, having already pinched Joshua Zirkzee from their clutches.
Manchester United are preparing a bid for Paris Saint-Germain star Xavi Simons.
According to SPORT, United are "contemplating" an offer of "around €100million (£84.2m)" for Simons.
The playmaker has also attracted interest from Barcelona and Bayern Munich.
The Red Devils are said to be very keen on the Netherlands international.
Manchester United star Marcus Rashford has returned to training after an injury scare.
Rashford missed Saturday's 2-0 victory over Rangers at Murrayfield Stadium because of a "small niggle".
According to the Manchester Evening News, however, the forward is back to full training.
The England international is now set to jet off with the rest of the team to the US on Wednesday and is expected to compete in the three friendlies against Arsenal, Real Betis and Liverpool.
Manchester United youngster Ethan Ennis has signed a new contract at Old Trafford
Ennies' previous contract expired in June 2025 but he has penned fresh terms.
According to Manchester Evening News, the winger has extended his stay beyond next summer.
The 19-year-old has featured in each of United's opening two pre-season friendlies against Rosenborg and Rangers.
Manchester United are planning a bid for Barcelona star Frenkie de Jong.
According to Football365, United are "ready to offer significant money" to try and sign De Jong this summer.
The Red Devils have regularly been linked with the Netherlands international since 2022.
The Manchester giants need to land a midfielder before the end of the summer transfer window.
Manchester United flop Wout Weghorst plans to leave Burnley again.
Weghorst is due back at the Clarets following a loan spell in Germany with Hoffenheim and some brief appearances for the Netherlands during the Euros.
New Burnley boss Scott Parker would be happy to work with the striker
But the signs from his camp are that the 31-year-old is keen to play at top level elsewhere.
Ajax are thought to be interested, while Weghorst has also been linked with a return to Besiktas.
Manchester United included a controversial clause in Mason Greenwood's transfer to Marseille.
Greenwood left United last week in a £27million deal, signing a contract until 2029.
Getafe, who took the controversial forward on loan last year, are set to land 20 per cent of the fee, according to The Telegraph.
L'OM are paying £20m up front with another £7m in add-ons.
Their report adds that the Red Devils will be due 50 per cent of the profits from any future sale and have also included a buy-back clause.
It is the latter that could draw attention as it theoretically leaves the door open for the ex-England international to return to Old Trafford.
Manchester United sporting director Dan Ashworth has outlined his plans for the season in an open letter to fans.
“This is one of my first opportunities to address Manchester United fans since joining the club as sporting director on 1 July, so I want to start by saying how delighted I am to be here.
“Although I grew up in Norfolk, I’ve always had a strong attachment with Manchester because my mum and dad were born in Middleton and my grandparents lived their whole lives there.
“When I visited as a boy, my dad would take me to games across Greater Manchester and I remember the thrill of my first visit to Old Trafford in the late 1970s, watching the likes of Lou Macari, Jimmy Nicholl and Arthur Albiston.
“I can’t claim to have been a partisan United fan – my dad enjoyed watching all the local teams – but I remember the special buzz that always seemed to surround games at Old Trafford, and it’s something I have experienced many times since during my career in football.
“So it’s going to be an incredibly proud moment entering the directors’ box on the home side for the first time when the Premier League season gets under way against Fulham on August 16. The close season is always a reset moment for every club, but the sense of renewal has been particularly strong at Manchester United this summer as our new leadership structure takes shape.
“Omar Berrada has started as chief executive, and Jason Wilcox as technical director, and I can assure you that we have lost no time in getting to work. Our first big decision of the summer was to extend Erik ten Hag’s contract as men’s first-team manager to June 2026, reflecting our strong belief in him as one of Europe’s top coaches, and the partner we want to continue working with to get the team back to the levels expected.
“We are all clear that last season fell below the required standards in the Premier League and Champions League but, by winning the FA Cup in such impressive fashion, our players and staff showed what they are capable of when everyone pulls together and performs to their potential.
“Our collective challenge is to reach those levels much more consistently. It’s my job, together with Jason, to create the right support structures and environment around Erik, the staff and players to make that possible. Already, I can feel a strong sense of energy and determination around the group, as the players and staff return fresh from their breaks, including some exciting new additions to the squad, and to the coaching team.
“There are also changes to the physical environment at Carrington as work commences on our season-long £50million redevelopment of the training ground – evidence of our commitment to improving the club’s infrastructure.
“This will require some adaptation this season, but all our teams – men’s, women’s and Academy – will maintain access to high-quality facilities, with the promise of a fully refreshed, world-class site once the project is completed.
“Delivering a successful women’s team and a thriving, productive Academy are both key objectives of my job, and I have a strong background in both areas. Women’s football was an important part of my remit in past roles with Newcastle United, Brighton & Hove Albion and the FA, and it will be the same at Manchester United. Women’s football is arguably the most exciting area of growth in the global game, and we want to be part of that.
“Last season’s FA Cup win was a fantastic landmark as our first major women’s trophy, and now we want to build on that with Marc, his staff and the players. Youth development has also been a huge part of my career and I see it as a crucial element of success for any football club – but especially for Manchester United where homegrown players have such a rich history.
“The success of our Under-18s during the 2023/24 campaign bodes well for the next generation of men’s talent coming through, and the same is true on the women’s side, with both our Under-21s and Under-16s finishing the season with trophies. Overall, my first impression is the scale of opportunity available to us at Manchester United as we review and refresh all areas of the club.
“This remains one of the biggest football clubs in the world, but that is not our measure of success; the focus is on getting back to being among the best on the pitch. It won’t happen overnight, but, together with Omar and his new leadership team, we will not rest until we have achieved it.”
