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Manchester United in talks with three midfield targets

According to transfer news from Express, Manchester United are in talks with the representatives of Saul Niguez, Ruben Neves and Eduardo Camavinga. United chief Matt Judge has been in talks with them over a possible transfer as United continue to navigate the transfer market for further signings.

Manchester United have gone all guns blazing into the transfer window. Tom Heaton was signed to strengthen the goalkeeping department. The long-standing issue of adding a right-winger was solved by the addition of Jadon Sancho. Another marquee deal was confirmed when United agreed on a deal in principle for Raphael Varane.

Manchester United and Liverpool are linked with Atletico Madrid and Spain midfielder, Saul Niguez. (imago Images)

Now, United are ready to go after more signings as chief Matt Judge has opened talks with the representatives of three midfielders. Rennes starlet Eduardo Camavinga is a name that has caught their eye but he prefers a move to Spain. Speaking of Spain, Saul Niguez has long been linked with a potential move to United.

Closer to home, it is Ruben Neves of Wolves for who United are already said to have a deal in the works. One thing that must be noted is that United will only move for one of these names if Paul Pogba chooses to depart the club. The Frenchman’s future is a subject of speculation as PSG remain interested in him.

Manchester United, ManU v Wolverhampton Wanderers – Premier League – Old Trafford Manchester United s Paul Pogba left and Wolverhampton Wanderers Ruben Neves battle for the ball during the Premier League match at Old Trafford, Manchester.

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All three names are quality but United would ideally like to tie down Pogba to a new deal. Nonetheless, keeping contingency plans in case of a departure is a smart move by Matt Judge. It will definitely be interesting to see how this whole situation develops.