Transfer rumour roundup: Manchester United bid for another Bruno; Mac Allister wanted in Madrid | OneFootball

Tuesday's transfer talks features another Manchester United midfield update and Real Madrid's move for Alexis Mac Allister.

Not content with one brilliant Bruno in their midfield, Manchester United want to add another.AS have revealed that the Red Devils have Bruno Guimaraes in their sights and 'informal contact' has been made with the player's camp.

Newcastle are adamant that their club captain is not for sale, but the likely absence ofChampions League football could complicate hopes of keeping him. A Bruno x Bruno midfield would be some spectacle at Old Trafford.

The player who could make way for Guimaraes isMason Mount. A wretched record with injuries has left the Manchester United midfielder marginalised and bids will be welcomed in the summer. Aston Villa are ready to offer Mount a fresh start, says Ekrem Konur, but any offer will likely be well below the £55m fee that Manchester United paid to sign Mount from Chelsea in 2023.

Liverpool must be sick of of incoming calls from Real Madrid. After the Spanish side swooped for Trent Alexander-Arnold last summer, the current campaign has seen Ibrahima Konate continually linked with The Bernabeu. Now, it's Alexis Mac Allister who is the next target for Real's raid on the Reds. The Argentine is 'fast becoming' a top target, say TEAMtalk.

One player Real Madrid do not want to lose isVinicius Junior. The Brazilian's been back to his best in recent weeks, following a fall-out with former manager Xabi Alonso earlier in the campaign. Things are far more harmonious under Alvaro Arbeloa, leading to fresh dialogue over a new deal. Saudi suitors are set to be spurned.

Finally,Bayern Munich are also working behind the scenes to get star men tied up. A new deal is in the works for Harry Kane, reports Fabrizio Romano, as the German giants look to ward off Barcelona. An absurd record of 130 goals in 133 games has persuaded Bayern that their talisman deserves a pay rise.