Manchester United have received a transfer blow in their bid to sign Napoli star Victor Osimhen.
According to Sky Sports, Osimhen is in advanced negotiations with Al-Hilal.
The same source claims the Saudi Arabian outfit have offered the striker a mammoth three-year contract which could see him earn close to £15million per season.
While Al-Hilal are confident they will get the deal over the line, they still need to receive the necessary funds from the Saudi government to sign the Nigeria international..
Saudi's Ministry of Sports have not yet given the green light to release these funds, without which an agreement would be impossible.
However, Al-Hilal are not worried about this and their president has reportedly even received verbal confirmation of Osimhen's desire to join.
Manchester United could make some significant profit if Real Betis win the Conference League.
Betis take on Chelsea in the final on Wednesday at the Miejski Stadium in Poland where United loanee Antony will be playing for the Spanish outfit.
According to ABC.es, Man Utd are expected to receive around £300,000 if the winger's current club win in Wroclaw as per the loan agreement.
The Brazil international has been sensational in Seville ever since his move in January as he has amassed nine goals and five assists in 25 appearances.
Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim axed Alejandro Garnacho in a brutal public dressing down in front of the entire squad, it's claimed.
According toThe Mail, Amorim held an open meeting at Carrington on Saturday and essentially confirmed Garnacho could leave in the summer with a savage put down.
The Portuguese tactician was so angry that he reportedly told him, "You better pray that you can find a club to sign you", in a manner that suggested his United career is over in front of the entire squad.
This comes after it emerged thatGarnacho and Amorim's relationshiphad completely broken down.
Manchester United could be set for a financial boost ahead of a busy summer transfer window that will require funds after missing out on a £100million cash flow by failing to qualify for next season's Champions League.
According to transfer insider Fabrizio Romano, Real Madrid and Benfica are meeting this week to discuss a transfer fee for former United academy prospect Alvaro Carreras this summer.
It is understood that a release clause of approximately £42m is included in Carreras' contract with the Portuguese giants.
As part of the deal that saw the full-back leave Old Trafford, Man Utd included a "significant sell-on clause" which would be triggered if Benfica sold the Spain Under-21 international.
Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has been given 72 hours to decide on his future at the club.
Fernandes' future is up in the air following one of Man Utd's worst ever seasons and he is now being told to make his mind up this week.
According to The Mail, the playmaker has been given a "take it or leave it" offer by Al-Hilal.
The Riyadh giants are said to be willing to quadruple the Portugal international's wages, offering him a tax-free pay packed of £700,000-per week.
That contract would total up to a staggering £200million over the course of a three-year deal.
It's thought that the 30-year-old's representatives have been in negotiations with the Saudi Arabian outfit, but the club have now tabled their final offer.
Manchester United have held talks with Brentford star Bryan Mbeumo and could use the money raised from the sale of Alejandro Garnacho to finance a deal.
Garnacho is set to leave Old Trafford this summer having fallen out of favour with manager Ruben Amorim.
Man Utd allegedly want £60million for the winger, but club officials are willing to negotiate if another suitable bid arrives.
Chelsea and Napoli are among the clubs currently understood to be keen, although the Argentina international's reps expect more interest from Premier League rivals and Saudi Pro League clubs.
According to TalkSPORT, the Red Devils have already held talks with Mbeumo who has just one year left on his deal and is currently valued at £50m.
The proposed sale of Garnacho would account for pure profit meaning the funds could go directly towards a potential bid for the Cameroon international, according to Manchester World.
Manchester United have made a major breakthrough in their bid to sign Ipswich Town star Liam Delap.
According to ESPN, United have agreed terms with Ipswich over a deal to sign Delap,
It's claimed that Man Utd chiefs have agreed the "framework" of a deal that would see them trigger the striker's reduced £30million release clause.
While the Red Devils are also thought to have come to an agreement with the England Under-21 international over personal terms too.
However, a deal isn't over the line yet with the 22-year-old still considering whether he would like to join United or head somewhere else with Chelsea also interested..
Ruben Amorim has hinted Manchester United may not be too busy in the upcoming transfer market by insisting he doesn't need a big squad for the 2025/26 season.
He said: "We always prepare two plans. With and without the Champions League.
"Without the Champions League, we also don't need a big squad.
"We can control the squad in a better way.
"Then we have a plan, that is to bring in some new players, but our big plan is to improve the team we have, to improve the Academy.
"It was the past, so it can be the future. It can't change much because of Financial Fair Play, we are not allowed to do much, even with the Champions League, so we are prepared."
Amorim is due to meet with technical director Jason Wilcox, chief executive Omar Berrada and the recruitment team over the next few days, and Rashford’s future will be a major talking point, according to GiveMeSport.
With finances taking a major hit and no Champions League action next season, getting Amorim to patch up his differences with Rashford - who played his last Premier League game for the Red Devils against Nottingham Forest in early December - is believed to be on the agenda.
Indications suggest Aston Villa may not pursue a permanent deal for the Manchester United academy graduate, while Barcelona have yet to make contact with Old Trafford chiefs.
Ruben Amorim has said not playing in the Champions League next season could benefit his team.
He said: "I have to say that for us not to be in the Champions League could be an advantage to perform well, to perform better, to prepare better [for] the games.
"To build that core that we need for the future so I think it's a good thing for us to take advantage not to have European games.
"We had some difficult moments [this season]," Amorim said. "In [those] difficult moments you can see that Bruno is the guy that takes that responsibility.
"It should be, because he's the captain, he has that experience so he's really important for us and really important for what we want to build with this team."
