LATEST DEVELOPMENT: A significant announcement is on the horizon as a Manchester United standout discloses intentions to depart from Old Trafford due to personal reasons exclusively shared with teammate Bruno Fernandes. The emotional revelation prompts Bruno Fernandes to express deep sorrow, stating, “He is unsettled by the player’s choice.”

LATEST DEVELOPMENT: A significant announcement is on the horizon as a Manchester United standout discloses intentions to depart from Old Trafford due to personal reasons exclusively shared with teammate Bruno Fernandes. The emotional revelation prompts Bruno Fernandes to express deep sorrow, stating, “He is unsettled by the player’s choice.”

West Ham has revived their interest in Manchester United players Harry Maguire and Scott McTominay, submitting an offer that now stands closer to sixty million pounds for the combined transfer of both players. Previously, United had rejected offers of around twenty million pounds for the duo.

The increased interest in Maguire and McTominay comes in the wake of Declan Rice’s departure to Arsenal in a deal potentially reaching £105 million. With funds available from Rice’s transfer, West Ham manager David Moyes is keen to reinforce his squad.

Despite being informed that they are part of Erik ten Hag’s plans for the upcoming season, Maguire and McTominay have been made aware that United won’t hinder their departure if they express a desire to leave and receive bids meeting the club’s valuation.

United values Maguire and McTominay individually at over forty million pounds each, and should they depart, Ten Hag is eager to secure suitable replacements. With the 2023-24 season set to kick off this weekend, potential departures of Fred and Donny van de Beek represent additional sources of revenue for future acquisitions, as both players are leaving the team.

In the midst of these developments, other players are also making headlines. Fiorentina’s midfielder Sofyan Amrabat has garnered interest from various clubs, while Jonny Evans, a defender from Leicester City, is currently training with the club after being released from his contract at the end of the previous season. The transfer market is buzzing with activity as teams make strategic moves ahead of the new season.

Sources have informed ESPN that Manchester United is keeping its options open with Jonny Evans. The 35-year-old defender signed a short-term deal to participate in preseason matches, and the club is not ruling out the possibility of offering him a one-year contract to extend his playing career. Evans is scheduled to meet with manager Erik ten Hag this week for further discussions.

Despite already exceeding their budget for the summer transfer window with the acquisitions of Mason Mount, Andre Onana, and Rasmus Hojlund for a combined total of £165 million ($209 million), United seems open to addressing the defensive options with the potential retention of Evans.

Under the coaching of Ten Hag, Manchester United, who finished third in the Premier League the previous year, is gearing up for the new season set to kick off on August 14 against Wolves. The strategic decisions in the transfer market and squad planning highlight the club’s ambitions as they prepare for the challenges of the upcoming campaign.