The Manuel Ugarte to Manchester United transfer rumor might be reaching its critical point with just a few days left before the summer window closes. It appears that Paris Saint-Germain and Manchester United are working hard to finalize a deal.
On Monday, FranceInfo reported that PSG and Manchester United are speeding up talks for Ugarte. The French outlet mentioned that the deal is set to be a permanent transfer, with PSG taking steps to avoid any financial loss compared to the €60 million they paid for him last year.
Moreover, transfer expert Fabrizio Romano reported this week that Manchester United are working on a loan deal with an obligation to buy for the PSG standout.
The latest information comes from journalist Ben Jacobs, who reported on Tuesday that PSG are open to letting Ugarte join Manchester United on a loan deal with an obligation to buy.
Ugarte has expressed his desire to move to United and has already agreed to personal terms. The talks are going well, but PSG are not in any hurry and will let the negotiations continue into next week if necessary.
PSG are prepared to sanction a loan-with-obligation for Manuel Ugarte to join Manchester United. Ugarte has made it clear he wants #MUFC and has already agreed personal terms. Talks positive, but PSG in no rush and happy to let negotiations run into next week if needed.🇺🇾 pic.twitter.com/62gBlCLJfD
— Ben Jacobs (@JacobsBen) August 20, 2024
This potential formula could allow the Premier League side time to get the funds next year, but Manchester United could receive money before the summer window closes. Corriere dello Sport reports that Scott McTominay has agreed on personal terms with Napoli.
