Friday morning deal: Manchester United have agreed terms to sign £45m world-class player,bid already made since last month and now it has been approved – welcome to Old Trafford

Media rumours claim that Man United is very close to signing Paris Saint-Germain’s Manuel Ugarte.

PSG was not under any pressure to let go of the player when GMS exclusively disclosed last month that the Red Devils would seek to agree to a loan deal with an obligation to buy the £45 million-rated Uruguayan.

According to the most recent report, things have altered because the French champions are almost certain to sign Joao Neves from Benfica.

The Eagles are nearing a 70 million euro deal to trade the Portuguese midfielder to the Ligue 1 powerhouses, who have reportedly backed down from their previous demands for Ugarte, according to L’Equipe.

According to the respected media source, PSG is prepared to loan Ugarte to Manchester United with a significant buyout option for a long-term move.

The South American midfielder and the Old Trafford team have already reached an agreement, as we well know.

According to an exclusive report from Manchester United Forever, Ugarte is very close to joining the Red Devils and everything has been agreed upon verbally.

“Agreement on the Manuel Ugarte deal is now very close.” For both teams, a loan with a purchase obligation is perhaps the best solution. Orally, everyone agreed on everything. There will be more in the coming hours.

The 23-year-old, a strong playmaker, made an impression for Uruguay at the Copa America, where they took home the bronze medal.

But, he was mostly Vitinha’s backup defensive midfielder during the previous season at PSG, and he must depart to play regularly for the first team.

Ugarte might be able to resolve Man United’s holding midfield dilemma once and for all.