The latest Man Utd football transfer news updates, with the hottest updates on all the potential new signings and sales at Old Trafford, including Ivan Toney, Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Jobe Bellingham, Dan Ndoye and Matthijs de Ligt.
Toney and Calvert-Lewin targeted
Man Utd are ready to turn their attention to Premier League strikers Ivan Toney and Dominic Calvert-Lewin to help fill the vacant centre-forward role they have.
Erik ten Hagâs side are on a quest to find support for Rasmus Hojlund, and while they are widely expected to sign Joshua Zirkzee from Bologna, The Athletic reports that the Netherlands international is certainly not the only target they have.
Man Utd are ready to offer around âŹ47.5 million (ÂŁ40m) to Brentford to Toney, although the Bees are expected to hold out for a transfer fee of around âŹ71m.
Calvert-Lewin, meanwhile, is a cheaper alternative at âŹ35m (ÂŁ30m) but has scored only 14 Premier League goals in the last three seasons.
Both are considered to be alternatives to Zirkzee, whose release clause stands at only âŹ40m.
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De Ligt latest
The Red Devils continue to progress in their transfer for Bayern Munichâs centre-back Matthijs de Ligt.
Bild reports that Man Utd are becoming increasingly happy with paying FCBâs âŹ50m asking price.
A deal between the clubs is all that is standing in the way of this deal, with De Ligt having exclusively conducted negotiations with the Premier League side. Indeed, it is now widely accepted that he has agreed terms at Old Trafford.
Ndoye agent confirms interest
The agent of Man Utd transfer target Dan Ndoye has admitted that the Bologna winger is open to a move to Old Trafford but warned that there are other options in the Premier League he would consider.
In Swiss paper Blick (via Tuttomercatoweb), Fahd Adamson said: âIs he appreciated by Man Utd? Well, thatâs obvious. United belong to Ineos and Dan has already played for other clubs in this group: Nice and Lausanne.â
Asked about the transfer rumours surrounding the Switzerland star, he added: âLetâs see what comes of it.â
With Bologna resigned to losing Joshua Zirkzee to Man Utd and Riccardo Calafiori to Bologna, they will be loathe to lose another one of their key players.

Manuel Ugarte offer made
Manchester Unitedâs deal to sign Manuel Ugarte from PSG is advancing in a promising manner, according to FootMercato.
Ugarte has already resigned himself to leaving the Ligue 1 outfit in the summer and âsees himselfâ as a Man Utd player, according to the report.
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There is work to be done, however, in terms of agreeing terms of a deal with PSG, who are angling to recoup as much of the âŹ60 million they spent on the former Sporting CP player as possible.
The signs are that United will be successful in negotiating a deal around the âŹ45 million mark, but there could be bonus payments on top of that.
Nevertheless, Ugarte offers an ideal replacement for Casemiro as a holding midfield option.
Bellingham to Man Utd?
While Jude Bellingham has been starring for England at Euro 2024, his brother Jobe has been making important decisions over his future, with the Sunderland youngster emerging as a target for Manchester United, according to TeamTalk.
The 18-year-old has been linked with a move to Tottenham and Crystal Palace, but he has rejected the opportunity to move to either side.
âSources close to the situation suggest there is a âbeliefâ in the Bellingham camp that âbiggerâ offers will arrive if his career continues on its current trajectory, with the likes of Manchester United and Real Madrid are keeping an eye on him from a distance,â the report states.
However, there is a further warning that âbarring a major twist, the youngster isnât going anywhere this summerâ.
Man Utd plunged into PSR danger
Man Utd were given a major warning over their transfer spending on Wednesday as it emerged that they have made losses of more than ÂŁ71m. Premier League clubs are only permitted to lose ÂŁ105m over a three-year cycle before breaching Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR), which could see them docked points.
The Athletic reported the loss took place over just three months up to 31 March this year.
United have already taken dramatic action to slash their number of employees by 25% in a bid to meet their PSR obligations, but it seems that major sales are required if they are to stay out of danger â and that may mean curbing their transfer spending.