
28/07/2025
๐จ | Manchester United Daily News Roundup (28/07/2025):
โ There is a battle ongoing between Newcastle and Manchester United to get Benjamin Sesko, as per FabrizioRomano. United have begun concrete conversations after discussing him internally for weeks.
โ Chelsea could go for both Alejandro Garnacho and Xavi Simons this summer, as per FabrizioRomano, There's a concrete possibility they go for both and they want both of them, though the priority remains Simons.
โ Manchester United could sign 2 or maybe 3 more signings for before the end of the window, as per FabrizioRomano. This includes a striker, goalkeeper and maybe a midfielder.
โ Emi Martinez has a 35% of joining Manchester United, while Benjamin Seskoโs chances of joining are higher at 50%, as per FabrizioRomano.
โ The decision regarding Sesko lies mainly with the player himself and his camp, with the player himself impressed with Manchester Unitedโs efforts to sign him, as per Plettigoal.
โ The total package required to sign Sesko has been reaffirmed at around a ยฃ69.5M total package, as per the reliable Bundesliga journalist philipphinze24.
โ Toby Collyer is set to leave Manchester United on loan this summer, with his exit opening the way for a potential midfield signing, as per samuelluckhurst.
โ Sources say Collyer "has to go on loan" for the benefit of his development and United are planning to okay a move, despite his determination to challenge for a place.
โ There is contact between Borussia Dortmund and Jadon Sancho, who is open to a return to the German club, as per Sky Germany. Manchester United are looking for a fee in the region of ยฃ15โ17M to sell him.
โ Radek Vitek has signed new contract at Man United until June 2028. The 21 year-old goalkeeper has then joined Bristol City on loan for the 2025/26 season.
โ The Glazer family are interested in buying a franchise in the Rugby Rebel League, as per ChrisWheelerDM. Liverpoolโs ownership share the same idea, threatening to rip up the sport and create a brand new global structure by ploughing in millions of pounds of fresh investment.