MU Prioritizes Deals for Hojlund and Amrabat, Chelsea Contacts Fede Valverde, Dortmund Wants Sabitzer

MU Prioritizes Deals for Hojlund and Amrabat, Chelsea Contacts Fede Valverde, Dortmund Wants Sabitzer


MU Aims to Finalize Two Transfers Early

According to journalist Fabrizio Romano, MU is sticking to its transfer plans and aims to finalize deals for Rasmus Hojlund and Sofyan Amrabat as soon as possible.

The discussions between MU and Atalanta regarding Hojlund remain ongoing. Recently, Coach Gasperini admitted that it's challenging for the Serie A club to retain the Danish player.

"Hojlund to MU? He is happy here, and we also want to keep Rasmus," said Gasperini. "However, clubs and players sometimes have to consider significant offers."

Meanwhile, MU views Amrabat as important for their midfield. Subsequently, the "Red Devils" are determined to part ways with Fred and Donny van de Beek.

As the Moises Caicedo deal has hit a snag, Chelsea has shifted its focus to bolstering their midfield with Federico Valverde from Real Madrid.

According to Defensa Central, a Spanish news outlet near Real Madrid, Chelsea has increased their transfer offer for the Uruguayan midfielder to 115 million euros, having an additional payment due in the summertime of 2024, bringing the full total value to 130 million euros.

If the transfer is completed, Valverde will break Chelsea's and English football's record as the most expensive signing, surpassing the 121 million euros paid for Enzo Fernandez earlier this year.

Valverde's Contract Duration and Release Clause Breaks 1 Billion Euro Record

Federico Valverde's contract with Chelsea is expected to run until 2027, with an enormous release clause of just one 1 billion euros. As of this moment, Real Madrid has not taken care of immediately Chelsea's signal.

Borussia Dortmund Plans to Sign Marcel Sabitzer

Borussia Dortmund has become the latest team to show fascination with Bayern Munich's midfielder, Marcel Sabitzer.

Despite recently returning from MU Prioritizes Deals for Hojlund and Amrabat, Chelsea Contacts Fede Valverde, Dortmund Wants Sabitzer at MU, Sabitzer seems to be out of Thomas Tuchel's new football project at Bayern Munich.

According to Sky Sports Germany, Dortmund is planning to acquire Sabitzer for around 15 million euros.

Apart from Dortmund, AS Roma can be thinking about Sabitzer. The former RB Leipzig player aims to find a new club prior to the start of 2023-24 season.

Other Notable Transfer Deals:

As well as the above transfer news, there are numerous other notable deals happening in the football transfer market:

After bidding farewell to Sandro Tonali, AC Milan continues to recruit new players, and their latest addition is Noah Okafor. Milan signed a contract with the 23-year-old Swiss forward from Red Bull Salzburg until 2028, for a fee of 15 million euros.

Samuel Chukwueze of Villarreal is reportedly set to join Milan in the coming week.

MU Prioritizes Deals for Hojlund and Amrabat, Chelsea Contacts Fede Valverde, Dortmund Wants Sabitzer continues to create waves in the transfer market by signing Moussa Diaby from Bayer Leverkusen for a fee of 50 million euros. MU Prioritizes Deals for Hojlund and Amrabat, Chelsea Contacts Fede Valverde, Dortmund Wants Sabitzer rejected an offer from Saudi Arabia to go to England, where he hopes to become an integral part of the machine that Unai Emery is building.

Liverpool's Thiago Alcantara is considering a go back to La Liga to keep his football career. Real Sociedad and Sevilla are ready to acquire the Spanish player, who previously played for Barcelona and Bayern Munich.

Sevilla is in negotiations with Barcelona to sign Franck Kessie, who hasn't gained the trust of Coach Xavi, especially after Barcelona welcomed Oriol Romeu back.

Atletico Madrid is closing in on an agreement with Tottenham Hotspur for midfielder Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg. The Madrid-based club is likely to pay 30 million euros for the 27-year-old Danish player.

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