Manchester United urged to snub Adam Wharton & Elliot Anderson in favour of signing USMNT star Tyler Adams to end their transfer search for a new midfielder.

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Manchester United are reportedly eyeing a move for USMNT and Bournemouth midfielder Tyler Adams in the January transfer window.

Manchester United agreed transfers worth in excess of £250million for six players in 2026, with Benjamin Sesko, Bryan Mbeumo, Matheus Cunha, Senne Lammens, Patrick Dorgu, and Diego Leon joining the club. But the squad still needs key additions to be ready to challenge for top honours again, and suit Ruben Amorim’s system.

While Carlos Baleba and Adam Wharton remain atop Man Utd ’s wishlist, Fabrizio Romano reports Adams has emerged as a new candidate to potentially serve as Casemiro’s eventual successor. The 20-time English champions view the Bournemouth standout as one of the more realistic, cheaper options on the market.

At a time when Real Madrid are going through a crisis, the January transfer window comes at an opportune moment.Although Real Madrid have historically avoided making any winter signings, things could

Manchester United have rejected an offer for Joshua Zirkzee but have opened the door for his departure in January. Ex-United manager Erik ten Hag brought Zirzkee to Old Trafford in the summer of 2024 in a £36.

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One Manchester City academy prospect is due a return to the Premier League side after struggling to gain professional experience at League Two side Chesterfield.Will Dickson signed scholarship terms

Chelsea are apparently leading the race to sign a Premier League player according to an exclusive report over the weekend.However, said player may well have his eyes elsewhere, which then makes me