Matthijs de Ligt’s lack of game time at Bayern Munich this season has put on leeds united ,swansea city and hull city “red alert”,
Manchester United could have the opportunity of sign Matthijs de Ligt from Bayern Munich this summer, according to the Mirror.
De Ligt has started just six matches in all competitions for Bayern this season, and United could be tempted to make a move for the Netherlands international when the campaign ends
An article in the Mirror reads: “According to German outlet BILD, a summer departure is possible for the ex-Ajax defender due to issues between him and his manager. It’s said that Erik ten Hag’s side are interested in De Ligt and the Red Devils are being put on red alert over a potential move for the Netherlands international.
“Earlier this season, it was reported De Ligt was becoming ‘increasingly annoyed’ over his lack of game, having failed to start any of Bayern’s first four Bundesliga matches.
At the time, BILD claimed the Dutchman stormed out of the Allianz Arena after being an unused substitute in their 4-3 win over Manchester United.
“De Ligt’s long-term future has become more uncertain after Bayern expressed an interest in signing Barcelona’s Ronald Araujo, who could leave the Catalan giants this summer.”
Arsenal “have joined Manchester United in the race to sign Everton star Jarrad Branthwaite”, claims a report in The Sun.
Branthwaite has helped The Toffees keep seven Premier League clean sheets so far this season and is reportedly attracting the interest of Arsenal and United, while Real Madrid have also been linked.
With injuries disrupting their defence throughout this term, Erik ten Hag’s side are “keen to sign a centre-back this month”.
The Sun’s article continues: “Arsenal are also admirers of Branthwaite according to talkSPORT, so the youngster could be the subject of a transfer tussle.
“The report adds Newcastle and Real Madrid are also keeping tabs on Branthwaite, with Carlo Ancelotti previously managing the 21-year-old while at Goodison Park.
“Everton could be forced to sell too due to their problems with Financial Fair Play.”