confirmed by Fabrizio Romano, Manchester United pursuit for Portuguese sensation have turned positive after the star agreed to join the club but only if one condition is met. According to reports, Manchester United have stepped up their pursuit of Goncalo Inacio in recent days, and the players is ready to make a move but only if Manchester United can met to his conditions. Man Utd step up pursuit of Inacio This is crazy how could he say that. But this will be less of a problem if United really him. The fans are calling on the club to accept and grant him his wish😱🙀🙀
Recent reports from FootballTransfers reveal that both Liverpool and Manchester United are ramping up their efforts to secure the services of Goncalo Inacio from Sporting CP. Despite possessing a release clause, both clubs are said to be considering bids below the stipulated amount.
Liverpool, led by Michael Edwards in transfer dealings, are maintaining their pursuit of pre-established targets for the upcoming summer transfer window, despite the impending departure of Jurgen Klopp. While Inacio has long been on their radar, Liverpool is exploring other options to fortify their defensive lineup. However, the acquisition of Levi Colwill from Chelsea seems unlikely.
Liverpool is treading cautiously, evaluating their options before committing to meeting Inacio’s release clause of £51 million. Sporting CP, bracing for Inacio’s potential departure, also faces the prospect of losing Ousmane Diomonde, who partners with Inacio in defense.
Meanwhile, Manchester United is considering alternative targets alongside their interest in Inacio. Jarrad Branthwaite is a primary target, with Everton open to offloading the promising defender to raise funds. While Everton seeks £75 million for Branthwaite, there is speculation that a bid of £65 million upfront, supplemented by add-ons, could meet their valuation.
In addition to defensive reinforcements, Manchester United is also in pursuit of a striker and a right-back. Despite potential competition in these positions, Diogo Dalot is reportedly committed to staying and fighting for his place at Old Trafford, showing no desire to leave despite potential new arrivals.
Looking ahead, Manchester United’s spending power in the upcoming transfer window is expected to receive a boost from Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s investment. However, the club’s financial outlay will depend on their European prospects.
