**BREAKING NEWS: Confirmed by Fabrizio Romano 🚨** Manchester United have finalized a deal to bring Michael Olise to Old Trafford. The club’s management has reached an agreement with Crystal Palace for the transfer of Olise. Manchester United have secured the signing of the £100,000-a-week star, as reported by Fabrizio Romano.

Manchester United’s management has agreed to sign Michael Olise from Crystal Palace, according to Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano. Romano recently revealed that United’s new footballing department has fully endorsed the decision to pursue the French attacker, although the deal might face stiff competition.

Speaking to The United Stand, Romano stated, “Michael Olise is 100 percent approved internally, across the new footballing department at Man Utd. There will be competition for him this summer, which may not make any deal for him a quick one.”

The 22-year-old playmaker, who was heavily linked with a move last year, ultimately signed a contract with Crystal Palace worth £100,000 a week. Manchester United is reportedly leading the race for Olise, but they face competition from Chelsea and Liverpool. Liverpool, in particular, can offer Champions League football, which is an attractive prospect for Olise, who had a standout season.

In the recently concluded campaign, Michael Olise made 19 Premier League appearances, including 14 starts, and directly contributed to 16 goals, scoring 10 and assisting six. Earlier this month, he scored twice against Manchester United in a 4-0 victory at Selhurst Park.

At Old Trafford, the management is considering offloading wingers like Greenwood and Sancho, who are currently on loan. Additionally, they might sell Antony, who only managed one goal in 29 Premier League appearances this season.

The question remains: Should Manchester United sign Olise to bolster their attack this summer?

Given his impressive performance last season, signing Olise could provide the attacking flair and consistency United needs. With the potential departure of several wingers, Olise’s addition could significantly strengthen United’s offensive capabilities.

Manchester United’s management has agreed to sign Michael Olise from Crystal Palace, according to Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano. Romano recently revealed that United’s new footballing department has fully endorsed the decision to pursue the French attacker, although the deal might face stiff competition.

Speaking to The United Stand, Romano stated, “Michael Olise is 100 percent approved internally, across the new footballing department at Man Utd. There will be competition for him this summer, which may not make any deal for him a quick one.”

The 22-year-old playmaker, who was heavily linked with a move last year, ultimately signed a contract with Crystal Palace worth £100,000 a week. Manchester United is reportedly leading the race for Olise, but they face competition from Chelsea and Liverpool. Liverpool, in particular, can offer Champions League football, which is an attractive prospect for Olise, who had a standout season.

In the recently concluded campaign, Michael Olise made 19 Premier League appearances, including 14 starts, and directly contributed to 16 goals, scoring 10 and assisting six. Earlier this month, he scored twice against Manchester United in a 4-0 victory at Selhurst Park.

At Old Trafford, the management is considering offloading wingers like Greenwood and Sancho, who are currently on loan. Additionally, they might sell Antony, who only managed one goal in 29 Premier League appearances this season.

The question remains: Should Manchester United sign Olise to bolster their attack this summer?

Given his impressive performance last season, signing Olise could provide the attacking flair and consistency United needs. With the potential departure of several wingers, Olise’s addition could significantly strengthen United’s offensive capabilities.