Manchester United Agree Deal For Leny Yoro
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Manchester United Agree Deal For Leny Yoro

Manchester United Agree Deal For Leny Yoro

As reported by Chris Wheeler, who Football Park ranks as tier 1 for reliability, Manchester United has agreed a fee of £50 million for Leny Yoro.

It was thought that the Frenchman was keen on a move to Real Madrid, but after talks with United, he is now interested in a move to Old Trafford.

Yoro will now fly to the UK to undergo a medical. Although there is still work to do to complete the signing, Manchester United are hopeful that they can complete a deal for a player who has been described as a ‘generational talent’.

The signing of Yoro is seen as a major coup for Manchester United.

The defender is one of the most sought-after players in the world. The Frenchman has played just one full season of top-flight football, but he has impressed enough to earn himself a big-money move to the Premier League.

Yoro has similarities to outgoing defender Raphael Varane. Both players are known for being calm and composed on the ball.

Manchester United are still keen on signing other defensive reinforcements. Matthijs de Ligt has made it clear he is interested in a move to United, where he would reunite with former Ajax boss Eric ten Hag.

Jarrad Branthwaite is another player who could move to Old Trafford. United have had multiple bids rejected for the Everton defender, so it is still to be seen whether they will return with a higher offer.

It is understood that United will try and sign at least two center-backs this transfer window after seeing Varane and Kambwala depart the club.

Benji Kosartiyer
Journalist

Jake Murphy

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