Ratcliffe and Ashworth agree on the next seven Manchester United moves, as the first two deals near completion. The project at the oldtraford is on going with Ratclffe and Ashworth teaming up together to see that the glory of Manchester United as of the olden days in the era of Sir Alex Ferguson is restored 🙏😁☺️😁 at the club. 7key player has been outlined in the transfer market and two players deal 🤝💯🤝 has approved few hours ago.
Manchester United’s transfer activity is set to escalate significantly over the next week to ten days, with Sir Jim Ratcliffe, a minority shareholder, and sporting director Dan Ashworth aligning on the next phase of recruitment. The club is poised to secure Joshua Zirkzee as their initial signing of what promises to be a highly productive summer. Despite a challenging 2023/24 season that saw them struggle in the Champions League and finish eighth in the Premier League, United salvaged success by clinching the FA Cup under Erik ten Hag’s leadership.
Looking ahead, Ratcliffe and Ashworth are orchestrating up to six additional transfers, targeting defensive reinforcements, a midfielder, a right-sided attacker, and a striker. Financial constraints under Profit and Sustainability Rules necessitate balancing significant incoming investments with substantial outgoings. The imminent arrivals of Matthijs De Ligt and Joshua Zirkzee are nearing completion pending the conclusion of Euro 2024, with agreements in principle in place for both Dutch stars. De Ligt’s move involves negotiations with Bayern Munich, while Zirkzee’s acquisition includes managing a commission to his agent.
United remains active in pursuing other targets like Leny Yoro and Joao Neves, amidst ongoing efforts to offload several high-profile players. Mason Greenwood and Casemiro are among those likely to depart, reflecting Ratcliffe’s assertive approach to reshaping the squad.
