Check Out “Sofyan Amrabat will turn down a huge Saudi deal to join Manchester United.” Amrabat is eager to travel to the Middle East, according to Allan Saint Maximin’s Al Ahli.
However, people close to the Fiorentina star, who assisted Morocco in reaching the World Cup semifinals in Qatar, claim that he only has eyes on Old Trafford.
Erik ten Hag has been keeping an eye on Amrabat ever since he joined Dutch club Utrecht’s development program.
To pay for a transfer of Amrabat, United must trade either Real Sociedad target Donny van de Beek or Galatasary target Fred.
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Folarin Balogun, a striker on the move from Arsenal, is a target for West Ham.
With Michail Antonio’s future in question and failed Italian Gianluca Scamacca eyeing a move to Inter Milan, the Hammers are looking to strengthen their front line.
The champions of the Europa Conference League are reportedly among a number of Premier League teams who have requested to be kept updated on Balogun’s condition.
Balogun, a 22-year-old American, improved his profile last season while on loan at French club Reims, where he scored 21 league goals.
The fact that Gabriel Jesus will miss the first few weeks of the season due to a knee injury could prove to be a roadblock to leaving the Emirates Stadium in this transfer window.
With the Brazilian now being offered a transfer to Saudi Arabia, the Willian narrative has taken a new turn.
This summer, the former Chelsea and Arsenal winger has already made one U-turn.
Willian decided to leave Fulham at the end of the previous campaign, and initially appeared poised to sign with Nottingham Forest. However, he ultimately decided to stay and sign a new contract at Craven Cottage.
Two weeks ago, that agreement and contract were signed.
But now that Al Shabab of the Saudi Pro League has presented Fulham with an official offer to purchase him immediately, it looks he may make another U-turn.
Fabrizio Romano claims that the Brazilian star is currently discussing the Saudi club’s proposal with them.
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