According to current reports in the Italian media, Manchester United are likely to sign Kim Min-Jae from Napoli.
Last weekend, we covered a story through (Corriere dello Sport) claiming that the Red Devils are very close to acquiring the Korean midfielder.
Also, earlier today, we posted another story (via CdS) saying that Diego Armando Maradona's outfit won't stop the Asian star from moving to Old Trafford.
Another story from Italy (La Repubblica via CN24) also says the PL giants are ready to trigger a €60m release clause to sign the former Fenerbahce star.
Moreover, Man Utd are even willing to pay a salary of 6 million euros per season or around 100,000 pounds per week for Kim Min-Jae, who is passionate about such a salary. Remember, the Italian champion only receives a very low salary, around 2 million euros/year (CN24).
As a result, United are willing to triple their current terms to secure his signature.
For now, the reports are very optimistic and it would be a big deal if we could sign the player, who is arguably the best defender in Serie A this season.
For the latest updates on the transfer story, check out this space.
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Graham Potter has yet to return to work after being sacked by Chelsea in early April.
Former Chelsea manager Graham Potter is wanted for the job in Nice, where he can work under Jim Ratcliffe (Image:
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Sir Jim Ratcliffe's Nice are plotting a surprise move for Graham Potter at the end of the season, with the Ligue 1 club keen to appoint the former Chelsea manager as their next manager, according to reports in France. . The former Brighton and Swansea boss was sacked by Blues owner Todd Boehly in early April following a 2-0 loss to Aston Villa after months of mixed results he should have earned. 13 million pounds.
Leicester are said to have approached Potter after Brendan Rodgers was sacked, but the 47-year-old chose to take the time to recharge his batteries instead.
Now, it looks like another offer could be made as the French newspaper Nice Matin reports that Potter is very interested in Nice. The report claims that Les Aiglons are preparing to part ways with Didier Digard, with Nice currently on track to finish in a spot outside of European Ligue 1 qualifying.
Nice is owned by British billionaire Ratcliffe, who is currently busy looking to buy Manchester United, while INEOS is looking to make changes at the French club this summer.
Reportedly, Dave Brailsford, who is also the managing director of the Sky cycling team, is keen to invite a British coach in Nice and Potter to lead.
Brailsford is said to intend to 'please' Ratcliffe with a statement appointment as INEOS looks to return Nice to the Champions League after a six-year absence.
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