US EditionManchester United Open Talks to Sign Star Midfielder From PL Rivals: Reports
BRIGHTON AND HOVE, ENGLAND, AUG 6 – Manchester United has made formal contact with Brighton to explore a transfer for Carlos Baleba, valued around £90 million, despite Brighton's preference to retain him this summer.
- Manchester United have begun negotiations with Brighton & Hove Albion to sign midfielder Carlos Baleba as they aim to strengthen their squad before the start of the upcoming Premier League campaign.
- The discussions follow Brighton's reluctance to sell Baleba this summer, despite interest from multiple clubs, including Manchester United, Arsenal, and Liverpool.
- Baleba, a 21-year-old Cameroon international with three years left on his contract, made 40 appearances and scored four goals last season for Brighton.
- Brighton has set a demanding price exceeding £70 million, presenting difficulties for Manchester United, who are simultaneously progressing with negotiations to sign Benjamin Sesko from RB Leipzig.
- If Baleba moves, it could impact Brighton's squad depth, whereas United aim to strengthen midfield but need player sales to fund transfers before the deadline.
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Man Utd make contact with Brighton over deal to sign £100m star
Man Utd believe Brighton midfielder Carlos Baleba is worth no more than £70m (Picture: Getty) Manchester United have approached Brighton over a potential transfer deal to sign their £100m midfielder Carlos Baleba, according to reports. United have ‘made contact’ with Brighton via intermediaries to explore the conditions of a summer move, The Athletic’s David Ornstein has reported. Posting the story on X, Ornstein credited Indykaila, with that tr…
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