Manchester United gets their Premier League campaign over less than 48 hours from now on with Arsenal because of visiting Old Trafford on competition day one of 2025/26 on Sunday.
Despite all his new signing sessions that are ready to appear, Ruben Amorim wants to upgrade his team in the few weeks that remain in the current transfer window with a midfielder who is expected to be priority.
Brighton & Hove Albion star Carlos Baleba was a priority in recent days until the Seagulls informed the Red Devils that the Cameroonian international is not for sale, so that they can identify an alternative.
Football Transfers has reported That Feyenoord star Quinten Timber is the following on the United wish list with the 24-year-old as a ‘better tactical fit’ in Amorim’s setup.
Wood dive this summer
Quinten Timber’s Valuation on transfer market Is about £ 26 million, a fee that Manchester United can afford. With the player in the last year of his contract with Feyenoord, a transfer is very possible in the coming fourteen days.
The Timber family has Al Jurrien Timber, the twin brother of Quten, with Arsenal in the Premier League, so England will certainly be seen as a very ideal potential destination through the Entourage of the midfielder.
He has a strong physical presence and tactical consciousness in midfield, especially in a double pivot point, which will be vital to Man United if he plays next to Casemiro, giving Bruno Fernandes the freedom to play higher on the field.
The passing range of the Dutchman is also decent and his dribbling power makes him an ideal box-to-box midfielder, a profile that would considerably improve the attempt by Amorim to play, route one football after winning ownership in its own half of the team.
It will be interesting to see how many Feyenoord for wood expects, but given the needs of Manchester United to a midfielder in combination with the contractual situation of their target, point all things to a deal that falls into place.
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