Man United sign player for Amorim, ex-Benfica man included | OneFootball

Attempting to keep Manchester United afloat, Rúben Amorim has reportedly received good news from the English club's board. As it was found out, despite the transfer market being closed, the Old Trafford emblem secured the signing of Cristian Orozco, a promising young Colombian.

The confirmation did not come from either of the clubs, but from Fabrizio Romano, who assumes that there is a closed agreement between the two parties. According to the publication made by the transfer specialist, shared on his official X network account, the athlete is only 17 years old.

In the same publication, the Italian journalist explains that everything involving Orozco's transfer to England is within the necessary parameters, stating that Manchester United's lawyers approved the said documents and that the arrival of the young Colombian, compatriot of Benfica's athlete, Richard Ríos, got the green light from the head of Scouting of the red devils, Antonaccio.

Finally, Fabrizio Romano reveals the terms and amount that involve the transfer of the 17-year-old midfielder. According to the same source, Fortaleza, a team that plays in the Brasileirão, has accepted a proposal around 1 million dollars, which translates to a total of 850 thousand euros.

However, according to the Italian, Rúben Amorim - who recently saw Anejandro Garnacho reveal what he lived in Old Trafford - will not be able to count on Orozco from January. It seems that the Colombian will only travel to England in the summer, after turning 18 years old.

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