Manchester United Pursue Loan with Obligation to Buy for PSG’s €60M-Rated Star, Romano Says | OneFootball

The Manuel Ugarte to Manchester United rumor could be hitting its crucial stages as only a few days remain until the summer transfer window closes. Nonetheless, it seems Paris Saint-Germain and the Red Devils are trying to find a solution for this transfer.

On Monday, FranceInfo reported that PSG and Manchester United are fast-tracking negotiations for Ugarte. According to the French outlet, the deal will be a permanent transfer, and PSG is ensuring they won’t take a financial hit compared to the €60 million they spent on him last year.

Moreover, Sky Sport News reported that Fulham have submitted a £20 million bid, plus add-ons, to Burnley for Berge. Fulham are now awaiting Burnley’s response to the offer as they look to secure the Manchester United target.

As a result, the alternate targets could be shrinking, and a deal for Ugarte looks to be at the forefront of the Premier League side’s mind right now as they attempt to complete this transfer.

Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano provided the latest regarding the Ugarte file and notes that Manchester United are working on a loan with an obligation to buy a proposal for the PSG standout.

Negotiations will continue with this formula as the player’s agent, Jorge Mendes, leads talks with PSG. Ugarte wants a move to Manchester United, pushing a lot after personal terms agreed in July.

Manchester United could be receiving funds before the summer window closes. Corriere dello Sport reports that Scott McTominay has agreed on personal terms with Napoli.

However, the Italian club struggle to meet Manchester United’s €30 million asking price unless they manage to sell Victor Osimhen first. Still, it will be interesting to see whether these two clubs finally agree to a deal.