Manchester United are reportedly ready to sell Fred in the next summer transfer window. The Brazilian is also open to a exit in the next summer.
However, interested sides will have to pay a fee of at least 20 million for the Red Devils midfielder. Fulham currently lead the race for Fred.
MANCHESTER UNITED OPEN TO SELLING THEIR BRAZILIAN MIDFIELDER
According to reports, Manchester United are open to selling proposals for midfielder Fred. The report also claims that the Red Devils have put a 20 million price tag on the midfielder. A report also claims that the Red Devils will have to balance their financial books to make further new signings this window. Hence, Erik Ten Hag is open to selling the Brazilian midfielder.
The report also claims that Fred is open to the move away from Manchester United. However, both the parties are ready to wait till the right bid. Hence, it is not a 100% that Fred will move on from Old Trafford in the next summer transfer window. A number of La Liga clubs and Premier League clubs are already monitoring his situation.
FULHAM LEAD THE RACE FOR THE SIGNATURE OF FRED
A report also claims that Fulham are now more than alert to the situation of the Manchester United midfielder. It is also important to know that Marco Silva had a conversation in their last Premier League match of the last season against Red Devils. Fred also seemed interested in the conversation with the Fulham manager.
Hence, it is clear that Manchester United can have a bidding war for Fred. Erik Ten Hag will hope to use some of the funds on signing a star striker and a goalkeeper. The Red Devils are also analysing the situation of Aaron Wan-Bissaka and Harry Maguire. However, both of them are showing reluctance to leave the club in the next summer transfer window.
Manchester United will have to sell fringe players to buy new players. The Glazers are ready to back Erik Ten Hag for the upcoming season in the Champions League. However, Ten Hag knows that he will have to play the waiting game to sell players and use the funds to sign new players.
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