Manchester United may have two physical examinations this week, and potential new signings have injury risks! It may not be possible for the British striker to join

United could undergo two medical examinations in the next week or two, with two potential signings reportedly coming to Carrington in the coming days. It is predicted that the Reds should have at least one new first-team signing before the start of the Premier League season next weekend.

Manchester United will face Manchester City in the Community Shield at Wembley Stadium this week, with the Reds having a chance to extend their streak by winning the Community Shield for the 21st time. However, fans are more concerned about the transfer market, with Sir Jim · Ratcliffe locking in two new signings.

After the signings of Zirkze and Yoro in early July, United's buying staff fell silent, with more rumours than ever happening. Now, the closest to joining the third sign is considered Bayern Munich's Morocco full-back Mazraoui. According to the French media, he will undergo a medical on Tuesday with the Red Devils and then sign a five-year contract, but there is a risk of an extension of this deadline as England right-back Aaron Wan-Bissaka has yet to complete his transfer.

The 26-year-old will be examined more carefully by Manchester United as this is a player who has suffered a lot of injuries in the past. It's no secret that the Reds have had a record number of injuries over the past year, so caution has to be taken with a player who is prone to injury.

The stats show that Mazraoui missed 19 games injured in 2023/24, 12 in 2022/23 and 9 in 2021/22 and as many as 31 in 2020/21. Specifically, he has missed more games in each of those four seasons than former Manchester United centre-back Erik · Bayi, who is known for frequent injuries at the club.

Therefore, if one does not go well, United could face an embarrassing scene of the entire defence – Mazraoui, Lisandro · Martinez, Yoro and Luke · Shaw heading to the medical room. Lima and Luke · Shaw have both been injured for the past two years, with Yoro recuperating for three months after just two games.

Italy transfer expert Fabrizio · Romano says United are still looking forward to possibly buying Mazraoui and De Ligt, two Bayern Munich players, both of Ten Hag's Ajax old division.

'Manchester United are confident that De Ligt's move will take time, but it's clear that the player reached a personal deal with United in June. But it will take time and United will have to sell to get back into the market." Romano said: "Negotiations with Bayern Munich and the player continue, both of whom are agents of Rafaela · Pimenta, and both of them are hopeful of joining Manchester United this summer. United remain confident and have sent a very good message to both players that they are confident of getting a deal done.'

However, price is still a hindrance, especially for De Ligt, where Mazraoui is easier to transfer because it is cheaper. "Manchester United and Bayern Munich still haven't reached an agreement because Bayern want De Ligt's fixed transfer fee of €50 million and Mazraoui's for around €20 million. As a result, the two deals are worth a total of €70 million, but Manchester United wants to pay less than that. So negotiations are still ongoing, and it's safe to assume that De Ligt is only waiting for Manchester United."

The transfer of 16-year-old Hidozi · Obi-Martin has been confirmed, with United Kingdom Sky Sports reporting that the Arsenal Academy graduate will also undergo a medical examination for Manchester United in the days following his departure from Arsenal. Obi Martin, one of Europe's most sought-after Academy players, has turned down a higher offer from the Bundesliga in favour of Manchester United.

Obi Martin, who has Denmark, England and Nigerian nationalities, made a name for himself last season with 10 goals in a game against Liverpool for Arsenal's under-16 team. He also scored 32 goals in 20 league games for Arsenal Under-18s.

He has scored a number of crazy goals in a single game for the youth team, scoring four goals against Crystal Palace and Fulham, five goals against West Ham United and seven in the 9-0 win over Norwich City. He also scored a hat-trick in Arsenal's farewell game, a 5-2 win over Chelsea.

Manchester United got Obi Martin, in addition to the "spectacular" weekly salary package, there is also a potential chance to play. In 2023/24, Manchester United topped the Premier League club with the most players under the age of 20 with 4,919 minutes, beating Brighton (4,606). This is mainly because Garnacho (2573 minutes) and Kobe · Menno (1939 minutes) two 19-year-olds will become the main players. In contrast, Arsenal's Under-20s have only played 13 minutes in the league!

Ten Hag promised to make Obi Martin the team's third centre-forward when he persuaded him to join, meaning he would surpass United's 250th debutant, Ethan · Wheatley, who made his debut last season. In addition, the likelihood of British striker Ivan · Toney moving to Manchester United this summer has also become less likely.

Brentford boss Thomas · Frank recently re-admitted Toney's possible move, but he also said: "My focus is on Ivan [Toney] as a Brentford player and I'm glad he's here. If he was still there at the start of the season, I would be ecstatic. As I said before, we are a club that sells players, but now Ivan is still our player."

Speculation about Toney's move to Old Trafford has increased again due to Hojlund's injury in pre-season. The Telegraph reported on Thursday that Manchester United could change their disinterest in the England international as Ten Hag looks to provide depth to the forward line.

However, Toney's arrival will pose two major problems. One is that his transfer fee is at least between £40 million and £50 million, which Manchester United don't have; Second, Rajue and INEOS have announced that they will sign young, promising players, while Tony is 28 years old and has a high salary demand.

The young Obi Martin-style talent is what Rajue wants, and he says he wants to develop United's "own Mbappe".