“I would love to continue at Old Trafford the energy is great here but at only one condition”– Fabrizio Romano Confirms Man United open to agreeing permanent deal for ‘World class’ midfielder this summer as player doesn’t want to go back to club after loan deal with Manchester United but would stay at United if his conditions are meet… Would Manchester United do this Conditions just to keep the Midfielder In the Team?🤔
Manchester United are contemplating whether to turn Sofyan Amrabat’s loan from Fiorentina into a permanent transfer this summer. Amrabat initially joined United on a €10 million loan deal, with an option to buy set at €20 million plus €5 million in add-ons. The Moroccan midfielder struggled to adapt to the Premier League’s intensity at the beginning of the 2023/24 season.
However, as the season advanced, Amrabat found his form, especially shining towards the end of the campaign. His performance peaked during the final games, most notably in the FA Cup final against Manchester City, where he played a crucial role in United’s victory.
Amrabat’s exceptional passing skills and relentless energy during this period have led United to seriously consider a permanent deal. According to the Manchester Evening News, the club’s decision may also be influenced by the future of manager Erik ten Hag, who shares the same agency, Sports Entertainment Group, as Amrabat.
The decision comes as United’s key midfielder, Casemiro, faced a difficult season plagued by injuries and inconsistent performances. This struggle saw him lose his starting position to Amrabat in the FA Cup final. With Casemiro’s difficulties evident in frequent turnovers and being outmaneuvered by opponents, United might consider selling the veteran, particularly with Al-Nassr reportedly showing strong interest and willing to make a significant offer.
In contrast, Amrabat has proven to be a promising asset for United, receiving high praise from Morocco’s manager Walid Regragui, who called him a ‘world-class’ talent. His recent displays suggest he could bring stability and depth to United’s midfield, making him a valuable addition to the squad. Financially, the sale of Casemiro could help fund Amrabat’s purchase.
Additionally, signing Amrabat fits United’s broader strategy of enhancing their squad with versatile and reliable players. As the club looks to build on their recent successes and strengthen their position in both domestic and European competitions, acquiring a player like Amrabat, who has demonstrated his capability at the highest levels, could be a wise move.
