Man United fans can’t decide between 2 Carlos Baleba plan Bs
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Manchester United have been chasing Carlos Baleba, but so far, they have not made any progress. Looking to strengthen their midfield, the Red Devils had placed Carlos Baleba at the top of their list.
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TEAMtalk on MSNMan Utd ‘contemplating’ bid for £60m ‘incredible’ midfielder after ‘enquiries’ as Carlos Baleba hopes fade
Manchester United have baulked at Carlos Baleba’s price-tag and have identified Crystal Palace star Carlos Baleba as a potential alternative.
The 21-year-old, dubbed "exceptional" by Micah Richards, only joined Oliver Glasner's Eagles in January 2024 but quickly became an undisputed starter and earned a call-up to England's Euro 2024 squad. He is tipped to be one of the Three Lions' superstar talents and, as such, won't come cheaply.
MANCHESTER UNITED continue to pursue HUGE summer transfer business to improve the outlook at Old Trafford! But the Red Devils have decided that they will NOT proceed with any Carlos Baleba move
Carlos Baleba remains firmly in Brighton's plans. Head coach Fabian Hürzeler stated on Friday, August 15, 2025, that the player will not be leaving the club, despite approaches from Manchester United.
United's recruitment team are now exploring alternatives, including Athletic Club's Mikel Jauregizar, but they have already done the groundwork on a deal for Douglas Luiz. The Brazilian is available amid a disastrous Juventus spell, but Nottingham Forest are closing in on his signature.
Transfer news LIVE!Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester United are pressing on in their attempts to sign new players and make a strong start to the new Premier League season. Tottenham look set to make a splash in the market in coming days,
TalkSPORT says United are weighing up a move for the England international as an alternative to Brighton youngster Carlos Baleba. United have pulled out of talks for Baleba over Brighton's £120m valuation. However, United manager Ruben Amorim is still demanding a new midfield addition before the market shuts and Wharton is now under consideration.