Man United ‘to press on’ with Baleba as eight targets assessed before deadline

Manchester United face decisive weeks in the market, with Michael Carrick seeking reinforcements before the Premier League kicks off and their Champions League return. The window closes on two September.

talkSPORT reports that United are pushing ahead with interest in Brighton midfielder Carlos Baleba despite a valuation above £75 million, while they are monitoring Bournemouth’s Tyler Adams. A move for Alex Scott is off due to financial demands of £80 to £100 million.

Aurélien Tchouaméni heads their shortlist, even as he nears a new Real Madrid deal. Eduardo Camavinga is another possibility after intermediaries offered him to Premier League sides, though his injuries and price could complicate any move.

Newcastle full-back Lewis Hall remains under consideration and is thought to be open to a switch, with an offer of around £60 million likely to test resolve. Myles Lewis-Skelly appeals for his ability to play in midfield and at left-back, but Arsenal are reluctant to sell.

Up front, Everton’s Senegalese forward Iliman Ndiaye is admired for his versatility, with his club seeking £75 million and interest from Al Hilal that could complicate matters. Crystal Palace winger Ismaïla Sarr is also on the radar after scoring 21 in 45 matches, though his club want to keep him.

Source: Goal.com

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