Manchester United plotting ‘meeting’ clause’ to sign River Plate starlet Franco Mastantuono

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Manchester United are plotting ‘meeting’ a ‘release clause’ to sign River Plate starlet Franco Mastantuono amid ‘huge competition’.

The Red Devils expect busy in the transfer market this summer. A huge rebuild is require with Ruben Amorim’s side languishing in the bottom half of the Premier League.

Man Utd’s squad is not currently suite to Amorim preferred system. Club chiefs need to offload deadwood to lay the foundations for a very important summer.

In January, the Red Devils needed สมัคร ufabet กับเรา รับโบนัสทันที to sell to buy. Which is expecte to happen this summer. Thankfully for Amorim, Antony and Marcus Rashford could bring in around £80m combine. While Alejandro Garnacho and Rasmus Hojlund are link with potential moves to Serie A.

Amorim’s priority will be to strengthen attacking areas with a new striker and No.10 options required this summer.

It has emerged that the Red Devils are leading the race to land Wolves standout Matheus Cunha. While they are also targeting River Plate sensation Mastantuono.

The 17-year-old – who has already play for Argentina at U20 level. Would fit into Amorim’s system as a No.10 and has three goals and two assists in eleven appearances for River Plate this season.

Mastantuono has a ‘£38m release clause’ in his River Plate contract and Man Utd are ‘considering meeting’ it to fend off ‘huge competition’ from Barcelona, Atletico Madrid and Inter Milan.

River Plate teenager Franco Mastantuono is being closely monitor by the Old Trafford side as they look for a summer re-boot.

But United may have to get in quick as Barcelona, Atletico Madrid and Inter Milan are also on the trail of the 17-year-old starlet.

‘And United are understood considering meeting the £38m release clause. His contract to land a player Who is set to have a global stage this summer. When he features for River Plate in Fifa’s new expanded Club World Cup.

‘While River want to hold on to their latest prized asset. A serious bid by United would almost certainly see a deal being done.’