Manchester United could resurrect Ederson move | OneFootball

Manchester United could resurrect their move for Atalanta’s Ederson but not at the previously agreed £35 million fee, per BBC Sport. 

The Red Devils were on the cusp of signing Ederson after agreeing personal terms and the structure of the deal with Atalanta. 

However, the Premier League giants backed out due to concerns flagged up during the player’s medical. 

They could resurrect the transfer later this summer depending on how the transfer window develops for the club. 

With Champions League football back on the agenda, United are looking to add depth to their squad. 

They suffered several setbacks in their pursuit of key targets, with Elliot Anderson and Mateus Fernandes opting to join Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur. 

However, they have completed the £48m signing of Andrey Santos from Chelsea. The Red Devils are also in advanced talks to sign Aston Villa’s Youri Tielemans. 

Tielemans is keen on the move, and United will pay only £35m due to a release clause in his contract. 

United are also in the market for a left-back due to Luke Shaw’s persistent injury issues.  

They have identified Lewis Hall as their primary target, but Newcastle United are unwilling to sell him this summer. 

United are considering Neco Williams as an alternative option. 

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