Winger sale done, fee revealed
United have banked a fee from the permanent sale of a winger (2). The deal is done, and the fee is now out in the open. It is being called a good signing on the other side.
Kim Min-jae interest is real
Christian Falk has confirmed there is truth in the links to Bayern Munich defender Kim Min-jae. "It is true: There is some truth to reports around Manchester United's interest in Min-jae Kim," Falk wrote (1). He is not a priority this summer, but United are still watching the South Korean.
Rashford back in training
Marcus Rashford has returned to training with the squad amid all the speculation over his future (5). The strongest hint yet that he stays put.
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Louis Page deal nearly done
United are closing in on Leicester midfielder Louis Page. The fee is agreed in principle at around £10m (11).
Ryerson being considered for right-back
United are weighing a €30m move for Borussia Dortmund right-back Julian Ryerson (4). It would be cover behind Noussair Mazraoui, and it hinges on Mazraoui's departure.
Mbaye race opens up
United are in talks with PSG winger Ibrahim Mbaye after Liverpool dropped out (10). Mbaye is valued at €40–50m. United are starting to explore the situation (6).
More names on the radar
United are interested in Monaco midfielder Lamine Camara as a Casemiro replacement, though Monaco have rejected even €60m offers (9). Former Barcelona striker Vitor Roque at Palmeiras is also being monitored, with Arsenal and Tottenham in the mix (12). United and Spurs have joined Arsenal in discussing Victor Osimhen (13). A first official bid for Club Brugge's Joaquin Seys is being considered, potentially above €30m (7).
Fred finds a new home
Former United midfielder Fred has left Fenerbahçe and signed a three-and-a-half-year deal with Atlético-MG in his home country of Brazil (16) (17). He is 33.
Fan-reaktioner
Fans are mostly locked in on Michael Carrick's outlook rather than the transfer noise, sharing his ESPN interview on Rashford, Mainoo's World Cup and the season ahead. The Carrington episode looking toward 2026/27 is also doing the rounds. There is real interest in the pipeline too, with Sekou Kone's goal for Lausanne-Sport getting shared around.
Michael Carrick interview: Rashford's return, Mainoo's World Cup & more
