United have been linked with a host of possible new signings throughout the summer transfer window - so far - but have only made one new addition to their squad. Matheus Cunha arrived in June in a £62.5million deal, from Wolves, and United are still yet to announce their second signing of the window.

Napoli believes Højlund’s talent warrants a second chance in Serie A, according La Gazetta dello Sport, estimating that Manchester United will demand around £50 million for his transfer. Early contacts between the clubs have been positive, paving the way for a potential blockbuster swap deal involving Victor Osimhen.

Manchester United’s move for Bryan Mbeumo this summer is a masterstroke and should relieve the pressure on Bruno Fernandes. That’s according to Quinton Fortune, who has hailed Manchester United’s big money capture this summer in an interview with Africa Foot.

It might seem your lot are always buying players from the same place - but which teams really do the greatest amount of business together?

Manchester United would likely need to shoulder a significant portion of his salary to facilitate the transfer. The Brazilian league’s later transfer deadline (February 28th) provides a unique opportunity to finalize this potential deal, even after the European window’s closure.

The 2024/25 season has dealt Manchester United another hard blow. The club finished 15th in the Premier League, lost to Spurs in the Europa League final, and are now out of any European competition in 2025/26.

West Ham United faces Manchester United in a Premier League match on Saturday, July 26, 2025 (7/26/25) at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey.