Manchester United’s Chief Football Officer, Matt Hargreaves, has embarked on a direct flight to Italy. Hargreaves is set to engage in crucial face-to-face negotiations with Fiorentina in an attempt to finalize the deal for Sofyan Amrabat.
Manchester United is leaving no stone unturned in their pursuit of Amrabat, and they are operating under the pressure of a ticking clock with the transfer window closing at 11 pm.
United Chief To Fly To Florence:
According to the latest insights shared by renowned football reporter David Ornstein, the talks between Manchester United and Fiorentina are currently centered around the framework of a loan deal with an option to buy. The intricacies within this agreement might well hold the key to transitioning the arrangement into a permanent transfer.
It’s essential to underscore that, as of now, an official agreement remains elusive between the two clubs. However, Manchester United is pushing aggressively for the deal, fueled by the belief that Amrabat’s presence can significantly fortify their midfield for the forthcoming season.
Sofyan Amrabat has been awaiting the prospect of joining Manchester United since June. On the other side, Fiorentina has demonstrated a willingness to facilitate his departure, provided that the conditions align with their interests.
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