If reports in the media are to be believed, the Old Trafford club is in pole position to sign Boubacar Kamara this month.
The 22-year-old playmaker’s current contract with Marseille expires in six months, and several clubs are interested in negotiating a pre-contract with him.
However, according to Marca, Rangnick wants to improve things in the center of the park right away, and Manchester United wants to sign him in the January window for a lower sum. According to a reputable Spanish news source, the 20-time English champions are dominating the race to entice him.
The Sun exclusively revealed earlier this month that the young midfielder wants a deal from his next club that will pay him £7.8 million per year (£150,000 per week).
Man United has signed players for all defensive positions over the years, but the troubles at the back have persisted.
They don’t have a natural holding midfielder to give solid cover in front of the back four. Matic, who will turn 34 in August, is plainly past his prime, rarely starts, and must be replaced.
Should Manchester United try to sign Boubacar Kamara before the deadline, in your opinion?
