Manchester United are in advanced negotiations to sign Ederson from Atalanta as their first summer deal, multiple reports say. BBC News reports the negotiations are aimed at agreeing a fee of £38m for the Brazilian midfielder, with the move described as close to completion. Football Italia similarly says United are set to seal Ederson’s transfer, putting the deal around €45m and outlining that the club has progressed the negotiations to a stage where an agreement is expected. Both outlets frame the talks as late-stage and indicate United are moving to bring the player to the club during the current transfer window. While the sources differ on the exact valuation and currency used to describe the fee, they agree on the core details: the player is Ederson, the club involved is Atalanta, and Manchester United are close to finalising the transfer.
Manchester United close in on Ederson signing from Atalanta
Manchester United are in advanced negotiations to sign Ederson from Atalanta as their first summer deal, multiple reports say. BBC News reports the negotiations are aimed at agreeing a fee of £38m for...
- Manchester United are in advanced talks to sign Ederson from Atalanta.
- Both reports say the transfer is close to being completed.
- BBC News describes the fee as £38m.
- Football Italia describes the fee as around €45m.
- Ederson is identified as a Brazilian midfielder.
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