4th signing 100% sealed – Man Utd finally settle fee, agree contract to secure £29million signing – Report

Manchester United has been connected with Moroccan international Sofyan Amrabat throughout the summer and has finally agreed on a cost to sign him.

According to 90min, Manchester United have negotiated personal details of a deal with the midfielder, as well as a provisional fee of £29 million to clinch the move from Fiorentina.

Amrabat has been wishing to leave Florence for some time, and Viola’s CEO has made it clear that dissatisfied players can leave the club.

He did not appear in Fiorentina’s first Serie A game and will most likely remain on the bench until he is sold or the transfer window closes.

Man United’s major difficulty, according to 90 Minutes, is that they must sell first before signing the 27-year-old playmaker.

They turned down a £30 million bid from West Ham for Scott McTominay and are yet to sell Van van Beek to Sociedad.

To be honest, Ten Hag should call Moyes and accept the move of McTominay, who has barely played a few minutes this season and will be a bench warmer if he stays this summer.

Spurs easily broke down United over the weekend, and our top playmaker, Casemiro, struggled in the center of the pitch.

As a result, we need a solid player like Amrabat, who shone at the FIFA World Cup last year, to improve the DM position.