Barcelona superstar Neymar and Real Madrid record signing Gareth Bale are among the hot transfer topics of Manchester United…
Here are the top five stories on the Red Devils:
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5. Cillessen in major future update
Ajax goalkeeper Jasper Cillessen has ruled out a move to Old Trafford, insisting that he is fully focused on the season ahead in the Netherlands.
Cillessen has been linked with replacing Real Madrid target David De Gea throughout the summer window.
4. Thomas Muller breathes Bayern Munich
Thomas Muller has been linked with a move to Manchester for much of the summer, with reports previously claiming that United are willing to offer £60m for his signature.
His team-mate Phillip Lahm, however, has said that the striker is priceless and ‘lives’ for Bayern Munich.
“Thomas is one of those role models who you can’t attach a price-tag to. He lives for Bayern, he is a very, very important player for us,” Lahm told Munchner Mekur.
3. No deal for Januzaj
The Red Devils will not allow Adnan Januzaj to leave on loan unless they sign a replacement forward before the close of the summer window, the Daily Mail report.
The Belgium international struggled for playing time last season, but has featured in three games already this term, including scoring the winner Aston Villa.
2. LVG confident on Bale deal
According to the Daily Mail, Louis van Gaal is confident of signing Gareth Bale before he leaves Old Trafford. The Dutchman has two years remaining on his contract with United, and Bale is his top transfer target.
1. Neymar to Man Utd no transfer joke
Sensational reports have emerged over the past few days that United are willing to pay £240m to land Barcelona and Brazil superstar Neymar, and the Telegraph believe that the claims should be taken ‘semi-seriously’.
United are said to be convinced that Neymar would pay for himself with the correct marketing strategy.
