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With a quiet start on the transfer window this season, Manchester United have stopped the entire world with two big money signings in a very short time period. At first, they secured the signature of Bryan Mbuemo for a reported fee of £71 million.
The initial transfer news about the Cameroonian international was never very fruitful for Manchester United has it was looking more and more clear that the Red Devils may fail to land the 25 year old. But the transfer was made out of nowhere and the 20 goal score in forward will be seen playing for United next season.
Which players could be shown the door by Manchester United during this transfer window?
Matheus Cunha of Wolverhampton Wanderers was also on the transfer radar of United for a long time, and they were successful in landing the Brazilian International recently, as it is reported that the two sides have agreed to a reported fee of £62.5m for the 26 year old.
Manchester United have already secured the signatures of Bryan Mbeumo and Matheus Cunha
With securing the signatures of two lethal forwards already, it looks like the transfer window is still not over for the former 20 times English League champions. Last season they had their worst campaign in five decades, and to fix that, they need more fresh pairs of legs.
Marcus Rashford is closing in to join Barcelona
But to make more signatures, it looks like the red side of Manchester is also looking forward to make some money by letting some of their existing players go. One of the players who can be shown door is Marcus Rashford, who is heavily linked with a potential transfer to Barcelona presently.
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Fabrizio Romano wrote the following on Twitter/X regarding this transfer; ‘Marcus Rashford, set for medical as new Barcelona player today authorized by Man United. All documents are being exchanged between the two clubs today.’ Reports also suggest that they would sell Tyrell Malacia, Antony, and Alejandro Garnacho to make more money so that they could make more signings.
