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United are said to have asked Harry Kane to force his way out of Tottenham this summer with a formal transfer request. (Sun)
It's been reported that United have asked to be kept informed of developments regarding Xavi Simons, who can decide if he wants to re-join Paris Saint-Germain or head elsewhere. PSG have a €6m buy-back valid during the month of July. (Fabrizio Romano)
The Red Devils and Chelsea look set to compromise on a £60m deal for Mason Mount after initially starting £20m apart in their respective valuations of the player. (Mirror)
Inter are already looking for Andre Onana replacement amid rumoured United interest in the goalkeeper who previously worked with Erik ten Hag at Ajax. (Gazzetta dello Sport)
Adrien Rabiot's preference this summer is to move to the Premier League amid rumours of United and Newcastle interest, despite being offered a new deal at Juventus. (FootMercato)
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United may have to rely on player sales to boost their spending power and still stay on the right side of Financial Fair Play this summer. (Sky Sports)
Roma have been offered the chance to sign Donny van de Beek on loan. (Gianluca Di Marzio)
United youngster Hannibal Mejbri is rumoured to be a target for Borussia Dortmund, as well as other sides, and could be willing to be pay up to €15m - including add-ons. (Manchester Evening News)
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