We have agreed to allow Him join Man United since He has the guts to disrupt the club’s peace but if Man united start treating Him like trash just as they did to De gea He should not complain”, Club president confirmed His Team captain decision to join Man United this week

The club president affirmed the captain of the team’s decision to join Man United this week. “We have agreed to allow Him to join Man United since He has the guts to disrupt the club’s peace, but if Man United start treating Him like trash just like they did to De Gea He should not complain,” the president said.

According to Daily Star, Manchester United is “weighing up” a bold move to recruit Evan Ferguson, a center-forward for Brighton & Hove Albion.

The 19-year-old had a strong start to the season, scoring four goals in as many games, but persistent injury concerns caused him to miss games, which ultimately cost him playing time and resulted in a decline in his performance when he did play.

The Daily Star claims that United has had a long-standing interest in Ferguson and is preparing to make an approach to sign the striker before the transfer window closes, giving the teenager hope for atonement.

According to the source, United is still planning to sign the striker to enhance their striking ranks for the upcoming season, despite his persistent injury problems.

Ferguson is seen as a “perfect addition” to the team, according to Daily Star, but they are afraid Chelsea, which is also keen on the forward, may outbid them. Ferguson grew up cheering for the Red Devils.

Ferguson’s contract at American Express Stadium expires in 2029, giving the Seagulls leverage in negotiations. The report states that the team will want an offer beyond £50 million to release its valued player this summer.

Ferguson works well with United’s setup.
The 6′ 2″ forward scored four goals in his first four games of the just finished season, including a historic hat-trick against Newcastle United, making him the sixth-youngest player in Premier League history to record a treble.

Ferguson’s injury problems from the previous season are concerning, but when healthy, he has proven he can be the attack’s leader.

Dan Ashworth, the sporting director of Manchester United, oversaw Ferguson’s January 2021 move from Bohemians to Brighton.

Ashworth is well aware of the player’s calibre, therefore it should come as no surprise that United wants to bolster their front line with the teenager in the upcoming campaign.

In their Premier League opener on Friday against Fulham, Manchester United will try to bounce back from their Community Shield loss to Manchester City via penalty shootout.