Man Utd needs to unleash Teen CB, a homemade Branthwaite

With no Premier League football on the menu due to an international break, most of the recent air talk at Manchester United focuses on transfer gossip.

In fact, the Rumor Factory has linked the Red Devils with many new staff, especially in the centre-forward division, with Eintracht’s Frankfurt star Hugo Ekichike, a purchase that could be seen enthusiastically.

Another possible signature being talked about nonstop is the ongoing pursuit of Everton’s powerhouse Jarrad Bluntwaite, and Toffee’s warrior is probably intrigued by the prospect of calling his new home his new home if the new report is believed.

Man Utd’s Branthwaite’s Continuous Pursuit

The new report appears to suggest that the 22-year-old centre-back is considering a snubbing of his long-term Toffee future from Thomas Tuschel’s first England team.

Leaving away from Goodison Park, there is a greater chance that Brantewight will increase the chances of three lions. Therefore, the Red Devils are still interested in closing their long-term target deal alongside something like Liverpool.

The deal, regardless of how willing United are to throw cash at the Carlisle-born centreback, past rumors suggest that Bluntweight will be available in the £50 million range.

It’s not eye-opening money at the end of the day, but for United’s prestige club to splash, they might already have a homemade alternative to the 22-year-old.

Man Utd is brewing their own Branthwaite

Everton now earned a reward for his perseverance with Branthawaite when he was a raw wide-eyed defender still trying to cut his teeth.

Amorim and Co also pays off their willingness to launch their young, hungry talent into their first team photo.

Now, with the teenage sensation getting injured and not taking action, Amorim could be ready for 17-year-old Godwill Kuconki for a spotlight moment.

After all, back in December last year, Amorim declared that his imposing 6-foot-5 presence was “although adults enough to deal with the demands of the Premier League.”

United’s target never looked back when he entered the photo of Everton’s first team with seven clean sheets under his belt in league action this season, but Amorim’s current choice consistently disappointed him when he looked at the table above.

With Victor Lindelof also finished his contract at the end of the campaign, Kukonki could begin to take more and more senior opportunities from the old senior setup, and then get a cost-effective brandweight for the Red Devils.

Celebrated by data analyst Ben Matinson in his aggressive front foot nature – the attribute blanzavait is abundant – time only knows whether Kukonki can prove himself as a Premier League talent.

But the 17-year-old Well could be Amorim’s next superstar as United’s youth’s impressive track record is making it on their side.