Manchester United is entering a vital part of the season, with attention shifting to the summer transfer window and how the squad will look after the current campaign.
The team is gaining momentum on the field under interim manager Michael Carrick, but significant decisions lie ahead.
Midfield remains a key focus, especially with expected changes regardless of who takes charge next season.
United is exploring options before the summer transfer window opens.
One player drawing renewed interest is Sandro Tonali.
The Newcastle midfielder is reportedly on Manchester United’s radar.
However, a potential transfer won’t be simple.
Newcastle has set a clear price, demanding between £80 million and £100 million for any deal, according to talkSPORT.
The Magpies are not obligated to sell and prefer to keep the former AC Milan player unless their price is met.
Having paid £52 million to sign him in 2023, they believe his value has risen.
Meanwhile, United is preparing for Casemiro’s departure at the end of the season, which will free up some wages but may not lead to significant spending on one player.
With Carrick at the helm only until season’s end, United aims to target players who can adapt quickly, prioritizing those with Premier League experience.
While Sandro Tonali fits that criteria, the asking price remains a major obstacle.
For now, United is closely monitoring the situation as the landscape for summer transfers continues to change.