Manchester United are preparing for one of their most active deadline days in recent memory, with multiple separate deals in motion.
The club’s leadership under manager Ruben Amorim has been active on September 1 after securing the services of Diego Leon, Matheus Cunha, Bryan Mbeumo and Benjamin Sesko earlier in the summer.
Now the focus has shifted to the final stretch of the window where both reinforcements and exits continue to evolve the squad.
The most pressing story of the day has been the agreement between the Red Devils and Royal Antwerp for Senne Lammens. The Goalkeeper has traveled to Manchester for his medical, after a €21m [$24m] fee plus add-ons was agreed.
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His pending arrival could ultimately end United’s interest in Aston Villa’s Emiliano Martinez, despite earlier talks and now Andre Onana’s future also remains uncertain, though for now could stay.
Meanwhile, departures are expected to dominate the club’s late business. Multiple senior players, along with prospects from the academy, are poised to leave either on loan or permanently.
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Here is a synopsis of all the Man United potential incomings and outgoing (All the deals are based on agreements the final picture will be more clear after the deadline)
Moves In
- Senne Lammens – Goalkeeper from Royal Antwerp, €21m plus add-ons agreed (Report)
- Emiliano Martinez – Goalkeeper from Aston Villa, deal unlikely after Lammens agreement
Moves Out
- Jadon Sancho – Loan to Aston Villa (Report)
- Tyrell Malacia – Elche remains interested (No agreement yet)
- Antony – Permanent move to Real Betis for €25m [$29m] [Report]
- Rasmus Hojlund – Loan to Napoli (€6m [$7m] fee, €44m [$51m] option to buy)
- Ethan Ennis – Loan to Fleetwood Town [Report]
- Zachary Baumann – Permanent move to Norwich City [Report]
- Harry Amass – Loan to Sheffield Wednesday [Report]
