Ineos is planning to bid on stars more than £100 million this week

Manchester United have been extremely busy this summer as Reuben Amorim is working to build a new look Red Devils side ahead of the upcoming Premier League season.

As Brian Mbeumo and Mash Kuña are about to fire targets to put the terror of Rasmus Hojlund on the goal of Amorim’s return team, the former sports boss will exude a lot of excitement about the attack that could win the field for the opening clash with Arsenal.

Benjamin Sesco was also added to the mix, dropping his chin to drop £73.7 million, and beat the Red Devils’ longing for Newcastle United.

The focus now comes from adding attackers to camp as the £104 million midfielder continues to link with a dramatic switch to Old Trafford.

Man United prepares to bid on the £104 million star

There cannot be opposed to the fact that United is attacking the transfer window with some intent.

Certainly, Amorim’s striker options could soon be further strengthened by former Everton striker Dominique Calvert Lewin taking part in a free transfer.

On top of that, after the Golden Aston Villa stint was also on, there was a move for Douglas Lewis to return to the Premier League, with United being named as a sharp party after seeing the Brazilian midfielder.

But their biggest statement in Chaos Window so far will come in the form of the Red Devils, who won a signature in demand by Carlos Valleva.

Brighton and Hove Albion Butler have so far been attracting attention across top flight club hosts, but reports by Spanish outlet Marca show United are ready to bid for Cameroonians. this week.

Previously deemed worth the eye-catching £104 million price range, United says it believes it has the funds to win an exciting 21-year-old ahead of all other suitors trapped in the race due to his elusive signature.

Baleva is Carrick’s colour

Picking up such a promising gem from another Premier League side means that this deal feels somewhat similar to when he stole Michael Carrick from Tottenham Hotspur in 2006.

The rest became Carrick’s history at the Theatre of Dreams. He said goodbye to North London and cemented himself as a gentle and harsh presence in the midfield division during the club’s recent golden age.

At the time, £18 million was kicked out to sign Carrick would have been considered a significant penny to pay.

But he will certainly prove that he is worth all his price tag over his long stay in Manchester.

From the Red Devils’ 464 appearances, Carrick chipped in with a reasonable 24 goals and 35 assists.

But throughout his entire Premier League career, Carrick stood out as a guaranteed performer with the ball at his feet, trying on shots with the sublime 18,978 passes, which, according to the Premier League, was a sublime 18,978 passes that were accurately completed on a very bright day of play.

The 708 tackle also won over the same period. This universal ability is classy yet rough when you see Spanish legend Xavi telling him as a “complete player.”

Baleba has, like this, showing off his sleeves, this same, versatile game sprinkle, for a while, a house-like sweet strike hammered over West Ham United for the seagulls.

However, he is also keen to get stuck for the cause of his team. Away from the existence of just a lively scoring, Baleva now wants to be an outstanding spark from the middle of the pitch that brings Amorim and Co. back to their original glory.

The table above further strengthens the similarities with past United legends, with both ability to advance, with three major opportunities from last season created in Premier League action, simultaneously winning 5.9 duels per match, making him the perfect candidate to become Amorim’s Carrick.

Celebrated as a “big power” of Fabian Hazeler’s men by football content creator Ryan Adsett, he managed to become United’s outstanding purchases in Sesco, Mbemo and Cunha this summer, as the Red Devils try to become another feared title chalegger.