Manchester United do not give up on Ugarte

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By: Manu Tournoux

Manchester United do not give up on Ugarte
Even if they are exploring other avenues, Man United still have the objective of enlisting the Parisian Manuel Ugarte.

Manchester United are still in negotiations with PSG for the recruitment of Manuel Ugarte.

The Uruguayan midfielder is keen to move to Old Trafford, but United and PSG are far from having the same valuation of the player.

PSG raises Ugarte’s price

Florian Plettenberg from Sky Germany reveals that “Manchester United have already made several verbal offers regarding Manuel Ugarte, but they have been considered too low”. “PSG still demands at least 70 million euros for Ugarte, who wants to join Man Utd. Negotiations are still ongoing,” added the German journalist.

Since the start of the transfer window, Man United have already signed Leny Yoro for 60 million euros. And the English club also plans to get their hands on another renowned defender, namely Mathijs De Ligt.

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Manu Tournoux

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