Manchester United weigh Lewis Hall move as Tchouameni deal faces hurdles

Michael Carrick is rated relatively safe after guiding Man Utd into the Champions League, though the wider Premier League sack race underlines how quickly jobs can change.
Man Utd have made a call on Brentford striker Igor Thiago, though a deal looks difficult. Rafael Leao has also been offered, while Marcus Rashford is expected to stay unless a top European club bids.
Man Utd are considering hijacking Barcelona's move for Racing Club teenager Jorge Salinas as Carrick's side continue shaping the squad before the new season.
Senne Lammens returned to Carrington early after the World Cup, while new signing Youri Tielemans also arrived ahead of United's pre-season.
Man Utd face Atletico Madrid in Solna on 1 August at 2pm BST, live on MUTV. Tielemans and Lammens return, but Fernandes, Cunha and Martinez are still unavailable.
Bayern Munich retain interest in Benjamin Sesko and see the Man Utd striker as a future partner for Harry Kane, though any move appears dependent on later circumstances.
United are pondering a move for Lewis Hall, though Newcastle may resist a sale and the full-back is still under contract until 2029.
Man Utd are among the clubs interested in Juventus winger Francisco Conceicao, who could leave before mid-August. Jorge Mendes is involved, with Juve seeking £34m-£43m.
Aurelien Tchouameni is United's top midfield target, but a verbal agreement over a new Real Madrid deal and an unclear fee are the main hurdles.
United are ready to offload Toby Collyer, Radek Vitek, Harry Amass and Dan Gore as Carrick reshapes his squad and seeks funds for more signings.
Former United midfielder Casemiro was unveiled by Inter Miami, who denied tampering as MLS investigate the deal following his free-agent move.
United are monitoring Nicolò Tresoldi day by day, but Club Brugge want to keep the striker after agreeing he would stay next season.
United have asked for information on Rafael Leao, with the AC Milan forward ready to leave and valued at around €50m-60m.
Orlando Gill's agent said United made an enquiry, but the Paraguay goalkeeper now looks closer to a move elsewhere as talks advance.