Erik ten Hag is now in charge of Manchester United, which is undergoing a significant makeover. There will likely be a lot of changes at Manchester United in the upcoming months, thus there may be both new players and veteran players who are either sold or loaned out.
Manchester United now appears to have a strong squad depth going into the 2022–2023 season, despite making no significant roster additions. Their recent club-friendly performances versus Liverpool demonstrated their development, and many more positive outcomes are anticipated.
De Gea and Tom Heaton are Manchester United's goaltending options.
Victor Lindelof, Rafael Verane, Harry Maguire, and center backs Eric Bailly are the members of their defense. The team's primary right-backs are Diogo Dalot and Aaron Wan-Bissaka, but Tyrell Malacia, the most recent club acquisition, will serve as Luke Shaw's left-back backup.
They have playmaker Bruno Fernandes as an attacking midfielder as well as core defensive midfielders Scott McTominay, Garner, Donny Van De, and Fred in the midfield.
Jadon Sancho, Amad Dialo, Marcus Rashford, and Garnacho will all play as wings for Manchester United in the upcoming campaign. The two major center forwards are Anthony Martial and Cristiano Ronaldo.
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Manchester United set to complete the signing of Lisandro Martinez from Ajax
According to a rumor from Fabrizio Romano only a short while ago, Lisandro Martinez will be joining Manchester United.
Negotiations and the agreement on personal terms have reached their conclusion. As of today, everything that was discussed in the meeting between Manchester United executives and Ajax when they met there yesterday was fruitful and beneficial.
The reported salary for Lisandro Martinez is £55 million plus add-ons, which is more than £50 million.
Personal terms are not an issue; the Argentine has personal terms in place with Manchester United, and he is pressuring Ajax to facilitate his transfer to the English Premier League.
Executives from Manchester United are currently returning to England to receive final permission on individual terms, payment arrangements.
To reach a complete agreement, final negotiations will take place on Thursday, July 14. Manchester United hopes to bring the Argentine to England over the next 24 to 48 hours.
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