The final signing of the summer for Manchester United has just been completed a few hours ago this morning, and the player is scheduled to come to Old Trafford this weekend for medical screenings. Here we go! This move comes right after some bravery news for Manchester United this morning. United clinched the deal for the midfield star. Without no doubt, This is definitely a double blessing for all of Manchester United fans around the world 🙀

Fulham is nearing the completion of a transfer for Burnley midfielder Sander Berge in a deal valued at £25 million.

The Cottagers are making this move as they look to fill the gap left by Joao Palhinha, who recently transferred to Bayern Munich for up to £46.5 million.

The deal for Berge involves an initial payment of £20 million, with an additional £5 million potentially available through add-ons.

Berge is set to undergo a medical in London, accompanied by his agent to finalize the transfer.

Manchester United had previously shown interest in Berge as a backup option to their primary target, Manuel Ugarte.

The Red Devils’ pursuit of Berge was part of their broader plan to enhance their midfield. However, negotiations for Ugarte have been complicated by Paris Saint-Germain’s firm €60 million (£51 million) asking price, which has proved challenging for United to meet.

With Berge’s imminent arrival at Fulham, the club has decided not to pursue Scott McTominay, despite having two offers rejected by Manchester United earlier in the transfer window. Instead, Fulham has opted to focus on Berge as a more practical alternative.

Berge, who previously played in the Premier League with Sheffield United, was on United’s radar back in 2019 during Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s management. At that time, there was even a mix-up where Berge was mistakenly reported to have arrived at Carrington, only for it to turn out to be another player.

Now, Manchester United is considering a new strategy for Ugarte, potentially proposing a loan deal with an obligation to buy to spread the financial burden across next season’s budget. This approach could help them secure the Uruguayan midfielder while negotiating more favorable terms with PSG.

Stay tuned for more updates as this story develops.