Raj Dholakia

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1 Victor Osimhen’s future remains unresolved as the Napoli forward continues to weigh his options ahead of the new season, with Manchester United showing renewed interest. The striker, who has long been on the radar of elite clubs, remains undecided. His priority appears to be competing at the highest level—a stance which could tip the balance in United’s favour over wealthier but less competitive alternatives. This morning’s Corriere dello Sport nicely sums up the situation.

1 week ago | thepeoplesperson.com | Raj Dholakia

1 Manchester United will need to prioritise the sale of players this summer to compensate for the financial strain they face. While United remain highly cash-generative at an operational level, financial flexibility has been curtailed by recent outlays. Spending on player transfers, interest payments on loans and a £50million investment in the Carrington training complex have restricted their capacity to move aggressively in the transfer market.

1 week ago | thepeoplesperson.com | Raj Dholakia

1 Manchester United are closely monitoring the situation of Olympique Lyonnais winger Malick Fofana, with the 20-year-old emerging as a top talent in this summer’s transfer market. The Belgian international has attracted interest from several Premier League clubs, but Chelsea have taken an early step by making a verbal enquiry to the Ligue 1 club. According to L’equipe, United are understood to be weighing up their own approach. Lyon are said to value the player at more than €50 million.

1 week ago | thepeoplesperson.com | Raj Dholakia

1 Xavi Simons has informed RB Leipzig of his desire to leave the club this summer. Despite a productive individual campaign, the Bundesliga side endured their worst season since promotion in 2016, finishing seventh and missing out on European competition. Simons, widely regarded as one of Europe’s most exciting young midfielders, now sees this as the right time to take the next step in his career.

1 week ago | thepeoplesperson.com | Raj Dholakia

2 Manchester United are reportedly planning to keep Andre Onana as their goalkeeper for the 2025–26 season, following talks between the player’s representatives and club officials. According to The Athletic, Onana’s camp met with key figures at Old Trafford last week, where it was decided the Cameroon international would remain part of the squad — though competition for his place could still be introduced.