Manchester United leads the Paper Round on Tuesday, as Ruben Amorim's team is close to completing a deal for Wolves forward Matheus Cunha. United is one of the Premier League clubs to have learned Viktor Gyokeres' release clause this summer. United is also following Franco Mastantuono of River Plate. After Leicester City's relegation, there is also talk of Jamie Vardy leaving the club. Cunha's main rivals were Newcastle United, who wanted to use him on the left side of the attack. However, the 25-year-old appears to have been swayed by the possibility of being a key part of Ruben Amorim's squad overhaul. "Amorim has made it clear that he admires Cunha, praising his versatility and ability to score goals. After the match between United and Wolves at Molineux, the United manager was also observed conversing with Cunha in the tunnel at Old Trafford on Sunday. "United also hope to sign Ipswich Town's Liam Delap but face increasing competition for his signature as Chelsea and others consider activating his £30m release clause.
"Due to PSR, Amorim's finances are at a premium, and further recruitment plans will depend on sales and their ability to qualify for Europe." The summer's best deal, according to Chris Sutton, would be to acquire Liam Delap for just £30 million. The striker from Ipswich is wanted by Manchester United. Speaking on Delap's release clause, ex-Prem striker Sutton told the BBC: "That particular deal [from Man City to Ipswich] had to really suit Delap.
"However, considering the level of his performance this season, I believe we would consider him if he were priced at £60 million? "With his form for Ipswich this season, and how reliant they’ve been on him."
Xavi Simons is said to be worth £69 million to RB Leipzig. The Red Devils are among the European teams that are interested in the 22-year-old. In January, Simons paid £43 million to join the Bundesliga club permanently. But according to The Mirror, he could leave this summer for a hefty profit.
If a possession-dominant, technically accomplished Leeds are, by common consensus, the Championship’s best side, they are comparatively diminutive. At a time when athleticism and physicality are increasingly prized top-flight attributes, that matters.
Farke stated, "This club has only spent three seasons in the Premier League in the last 21 years, but that's where Leeds belongs." "Getting us there was my job; now it's keeping us there,"
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