Official flies into London to agree transfer to Manchester United – Hope deal can be done ‘quickly’
Several reports in the Italian press over the last two days have suggested that the transfer of Inter Milan goalkeeper André Onana to Manchester United could be completed before the weekend.
The Serie A club is seeking a sum of over €60 million, including bonuses, while the Red Devils are seeking a lower price. Calciomercato, which provides a new update on this ongoing saga, emphasizes this once more.
Manchester United reportedly made a new €55 million offer last weekend. Even though this does not satisfy Inter’s valuation, the two clubs are optimistic about reaching an agreement.
According to the publication, the Nerazzurri might complete the sale of the Cameroonian to the Premier League club in the ‘next few hours’ and then work on signing Chelsea’s Romelu Lukaku.
According to Calciomercato, Inter sporting director Piero Ausilio has traveled to London to try to close these two agreements ‘soon’. Ausilio will focus on finding a successor for Onana after cashing in on his sale to Manchester United.
Erik ten Hag listed the former Ajax goalkeeper as his No. 1 target before David de Gea confirmed his departure from Old Trafford. Ausilio’s most recent trip to England should enable the manager to re-establish contact with Onana at Manchester United.
