Manchester United weigh left-back move as Bruno contract talks begin
Wolves have joined Burnley in the race for United left-back Harry Amass, with a loan move most likely as the teenager pushes for more Championship minutes.
United midfielder Dan Gore has joined Luton Town on loan until the end of the season, with Jack Wilshere praising his aggression, personality and technical education.
Real Madrid are open to offers of about £43m for Eduardo Camavinga, giving United a chance to move for the France midfielder if they make a concrete bid.
United reportedly have no intention of selling Amad Diallo despite claims Aston Villa made a concrete offer. Injured Amad remains part of Michael Carrick’s long-term plans.
Carrick has reportedly urged INEOS to sign a left-back after losing trust in Luke Shaw defensively. United are still working on late options after Shaw’s Ipswich display.
United may bring in a left-back after Shaw’s bumpy start. Lewis Hall would cost more than £75m, with Ferdi Kadioglu, Ian Maatsen and Jorge Salinas also on the radar.
United expect Marcus Rashford to stay, with Omar Berrada and Michael Carrick backing him. Fresh talks have also emerged over Barcelona left-back Alejandro Balde.
Igor Matanovic said there has been 'absolutely no contact' over a United move, while INEOS are comfortable keeping Joshua Zirkzee, making a new striker unlikely.
Manchester United youngster Jacob Devaney said he felt derby goosebumps after joining Hibs, explaining why he chose Easter Road for his season-long move.
Jude Bellingham praised Bruno Fernandes on social media after the United captain’s hat-trick and assist in the 5-2 win over Ipswich at Old Trafford.
United are battling Arsenal for Leicester midfielder Louis Page in a permanent deadline-day deal, but are weighing the fee for the 18-year-old England U19 international.
United could yet add a fourth midfielder this window after deals for Carlos Baleba, Youri Tielemans and Andrey Santos.
United are in talks over a new Bruno Fernandes deal worth about £350,000 a week after his Ipswich hat-trick, which would make him the club’s top earner.
Ex-United midfielder Scott McTominay will undergo surgery for a 'mild benign arrhythmia', Napoli said, and is expected back after the international break.
