Manchester United plans to spend £150m on three midfielders this summer, contingent on transfer budget availability. They are targeting West Ham's Mateus Fernandes and Aston Villa's Morgan Rogers as potential signings.
Key points
Manchester United plans to spend £150m on three midfielders.
Transfer budget availability is a key factor.
Interest in Mateus Fernandes from West Ham United.
Interest in Morgan Rogers from Aston Villa.
Rogers is seen as a long-term successor to Bruno Fernandes.
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The top stories and transfer rumours from Tuesday's newspapers...
Manchester United
Manchester United are ready to spend in the region of £150m to sign three central midfielders this summer if there is enough room in the transfer budget - Daily Mail
Manchester United are interested in signing West Ham United midfielder Mateus Fernandes - The Telegraph
Manchester United are also interested in Aston Villa attacker Morgan Rogers, who has been earmarked as Bruno Fernandes' long-term successor as a No 10 - The Telegraph
Manchester United want to sell Manuel Ugarte in an effort to bring in a third midfielder - The Sun
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Q&A
How much is Manchester United willing to spend on midfielders this summer?
Manchester United is ready to spend around £150m to sign three central midfielders this summer.
Which midfielders are Manchester United interested in signing?
Manchester United is interested in signing Mateus Fernandes from West Ham United and Morgan Rogers from Aston Villa.
What is the significance of signing Morgan Rogers for Manchester United?
Morgan Rogers is being considered as a long-term successor to Bruno Fernandes in the No 10 role for Manchester United.
What factors could affect Manchester United's transfer budget this summer?
The availability of room in the transfer budget will determine Manchester United's ability to spend on new signings this summer.
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