Manchester United "unlocked" the next important signing, fully supporting Amorin to strengthen the midfield

There are only 9 days left before the 2025 summer transfer window is closed, and the clubs have entered the final sprint stage. Manchester United's management is racing against time and strives to complete the lineup strengthening before the deadline on September 1. The transfer is progressing smoothly, and senior management fully supports Amorin

As of now, Manchester United's signing work this summer has achieved remarkable results. The club has signed three strikers, Cunya, Mbumo and Benjamin Sheshko, with a total cost of nearly £200 million. This series of operations not only quickly increased the depth of the front line, but also showed the club's senior management's comprehensive support for Amorin's team building plan.

Amorin himself hopes to continue to strengthen before the transfer window is closed, especially in the midfield position. He clearly hopes to introduce at least another high-level midfielder to enhance the team's control and tactical flexibility. However, it is necessary to complete the signing without breaking through financial fair restrictions, selling players and retrieving funds has become a necessary means.

Cashing out Hoylund has become the key, and 30 million pounds will be used for midfield recruitment

At present, Manchester United is actively promoting the players to leave the team to raise funds. Rashford joined Barcelona on loan, although he did not bring direct transfer fees, but saved the club huge salary expenses. The more critical sale target is Danish striker Hoylund.

The 22-year-old Danish striker did not make the roster in the first round of the season against Arsenal, sparking widespread speculation about his future. Despite his ups and downs in last season, several clubs have expressed interest in it this summer, with Naples becoming the latest team to have an affair with him, and the two sides have allegedly started preliminary negotiations.

According to the Manchester Evening News, Manchester United priced Hoylund about £30 million. If it can be sold smoothly, the funds will be directly used to introduce Amorin's favorite midfield goal, becoming the "key key" of transfer operations this summer.

It is reported that Hoylund himself prefers to leave the team by "renting first and buying later" or "with mandatory buyout clause" to ensure long-term and stable appearance opportunities. With the arrival of Sheshko, he has accepted the reality that he is at a disadvantage in Manchester United's forward competition and his willingness to leave the team has increased.

Midfield targets emerge: Styler, Whitley, Baleba

Currently, in Manchester United's midfield signing list, Stuttgart 24-year-old midfielder Angelo Styler is one of the key targets. He has a steady performance in the Bundesliga, excellent running ability and organizational awareness, and the German Transportation valuation is about 45 million euros (38.9 million pounds), which is relatively matched with Manchester United's budget.

In addition, Crystal Palace's 21-year-old England international Adam Walton also entered the inspection area. Since making its mark last season, Walton has won recognition for its excellent interception and passing ability, but its £60 million valuation is high for Manchester United and it is difficult to reach a deal in the short term.

Another potential target is Brighton's Cameroon midfielder Carlos Baleba, but his asking price of up to £100 million has discouraged Manchester United, and the club may choose to postpone the introduction and wait for the opportunity in the future.

For Manchester United, the successful sale of Hoylund for £30 million will not only directly alleviate the financial pressure, but also may trigger a chain reaction - after the funds are in place, Amorin can quickly finalize the midfield reinforcement goal, adding a key puzzle to the Premier League in the new season.