Khaberni - Media reports confirmed that Manchester United has begun to move to identify its main targets in the upcoming transfer market to strengthen the midfield.
The Transfer News Live account on X mentioned that the idea of signing Job Bellingham, a player for Borussia Dortmund, who his club refused to let go at the current time, has been excluded.
It added: "The technical team led by Ruben Amorim is studying several alternative options to strengthen the team in this vital position."
Player Elliot Anderson from Nottingham Forest is one of the prominent names on Manchester United's table, as he is admired by the technical staff thanks to his ability to combine defensive effort and contribute to building attacks.
The name of Carlos Paleba, a player for Brighton, is also prominent on the list of targets, as the club tried to sign him during the last summer transfer period without success, but the United management is considering returning to negotiations in January (January) next, and Adam Warton, a player for Crystal Palace, is also among the club's interests, despite strong competition from other European clubs, most notably Real Madrid.
Manchester United hopes to complete a midfielder deal capable of giving the team the required balance in light of the technical decline that the team has experienced in some matches this season.
