Man Utd Keen on signing £51m-rated “world class midfielder” and Top Liverpool Target this summer

This summer, Manchester United is eager to acquire the services of Real Sociedad midfielder Martin Zubimendi, who is assessed at £51 million and is considered a “world class midfielder.” Liverpool is also a top target for Manchester United.

Manchester United is looking for a replacement for Manuel Ugarte, who is currently playing for Paris Saint-Germain, after the club decided to withdraw from a potential trade.

Given that Liverpool is becoming increasingly confident that they will get Zubimendi, it would be necessary for them to engage in a transfer hijacking move.

The midfielder Martin Zubimendi, who is currently playing for Real Sociedad and is a target for Liverpool, is being considered by Manchester United as a potential replacement for Manuel Ugarte, who is currently playing for Paris Saint-Germain.

Due to the fact that Erik ten Hag is anxious to strengthen his team by providing Kobbie Mainoo and Bruno Fernandes with a midfield partner, the Reds have made the acquisition of a new player a major priority during the summer transfer window.

Initially, the Old Trafford team had their sights set on the player Ugarte, who plays for Paris Saint-Germain; however, due to a considerable valuation gap between the two teams, they were unable to acquire him.

According to a report written by James Ducker, Manchester United has shifted their focus away from the Uruguayan international and has instead identified a number of targets, one of whom is Zubimendi, who is a great player for Real Sociedad.

Ivan De La Fuente has referred to the Spain international as one of the “best central midfielders in the world,” and the La Liga club does not want to sell him for a price that is lower than his release clause of £51 million.

David Ornstein, a journalist for the Athletic, said on Wednesday night that Liverpool, United’s Premier League opponents, are growing more certain that the 25-year-old wants to join them. This indicates that a late transfer hijack may be required in order for United to secure the services of the Spaniard.