Manchester United promise to bring in one! An agreement has been reached with four potential new signings, and the winner of the championship is still waiting

One of United's new moves in this summer's transfer window is to first agree with the players they want to buy, so as to avoid Frenkie · De Jong-style embarrassment. In addition to the already signed Zilzek and Yoro, there are four other potential new signings who have agreed to join the Red Devils, but they may not be able to join all of them.

The 21-year-old England centre-back Jarrad · Branswaite, who was United's first choice for the summer window, has agreed on a personal package, with The Times claiming he will be offered a five-year contract with a salary of £150,000 a week. But Everton's £70 million price tag stopped Manchester United, and Branswaite was unhappy with it, but there was nothing he could do about it, and his contract runs until 2027. All Branthwaite can do is turn down the Toffees' new contract unless they match United's treatment. In any case, the chances of Branswaite joining Manchester United this summer are already quite remote.

Manchester United are also looking to add 24-year-old Netherlands international De Ligt to Ten Hag's centre-back squad, especially after Yoro missed three months with a serious injury. De Ligt has long agreed personal terms with United, and he is willing to take a pay cut to join the club and has refused to negotiate with other potential buyers. However, Bayern Munich's €50 million price gap with the Red Devils means Ten Hag could accelerate the recruitment by selling Victor Lindelof, with the 30-year-old Sweden Iceman remaining only one year of his contract.

Manchester United have also agreed a contract with 23-year-old Uruguay international Ugarte, who agreed to join, but PSG have a price tag of €70 million. Now, Manchester United want to rent and buy now, pay the loan fee this summer and be obliged to buy it out next summer. Grand Paris are on the verge of signing 19-year-old golden boy Joao · Neves from Benfica for 70 million euros, so Ugarte is on the verge of becoming a 100% redundant member of the midfield.

Another player who has already agreed with Manchester United is Bayern fullback Mazraoui, who has agreed to a five-year contract. Moreover, a transfer fee agreement has been reached at club level. Normally this is done, but United still need to sell Aaron Wan-Bissaka first to free up money and squad space. The 26-year-old Wan-Bissaka is said to have agreed to join West Ham United and could be replaced by Mazraoui of the same age if he leaves.

Manchester United had wanted to buy Mazraoui and De Ligt in a package, but the merger offer was too low and Bayern rejected. But France journalist Santi · Ona revealed that United had promised Mazraoui that the deal would be finalized. This means it's only a matter of time before he joins, mainly because Bayern signed Mazraoui for free that year, no matter what the price is, and the Red Devils' offer is higher than West Ham's previous offer.

Italy transfer expert Fabrizio · Romano has revealed that one of the main reasons Manchester United chose Mazraoui is that he can play left and right. Red Devils left-back Luke · Shaw and Malacia suffered numerous injuries last season, with Luke · Shaw playing just 15 games and Malacia being reimbursed for the season. Therefore, bringing in Mazraoui is equivalent to having a substitute for the left and right defenders.

'Manchester United have been in contact with Mazraoui and confirmed their plans to bring in Aaron Wan-Bissaka as soon as they sell him.' Fabrizio Romano explained: "As far as I know, Manchester United see Mazraoui as the ideal candidate because he can play at left-back if needed.

Finally, while United are not in talks with Sofyan · Amrabat, the 27-year-old Morocco international is "confidently waiting" for the Red Devils to make a call. Amrabat is not short of next homes, with the latest rumours that Jose Mourinho wants him to join Fenerbahce, who are offering €10 million for him. However, Amrabat wants to return to Manchester United to play in the Premier League.

Amrabat spent €10 million on loan at Manchester United last season and played a major role in winning the FA Cup. But Sir Jim · Ratcliffe and INEOS are unwilling to buy out for 25 million euros and now they want another year on loan, but Fiorentina are asking for at least 15 million euros outright. United have not followed up or promised to bring in a deal, and Amrabat can only hope that the door will open again at Old Trafford. Amrabat had not been involved in Purple Lily's pre-season training until this week and is awaiting another transfer.