Manchester United, in direct contact with Girona to sign Gutiérrez
According team talk, manchester united They have established contact with Girona to sign defender Miguel Gutiérrez in January.
The Red Devils are likely to make several changes to the first team next year. New coach Rubén Amorim will want players who can adapt to his 3-4-3 formation and team talk They report that Manchester United have taken a big step and have started talks with Girona about Gutiérrez.
The Spaniard has made the decision to leave the La Liga side in 2025 and the left-back has already received permission to negotiate contract terms with the Red Devils. real Madrid He has a 50 per cent sell-on clause in the defender's deal, but Girona are still willing to accept a fee lower than his £29m release clause.
quality player
United have had problems with injuries at left back. Luke Shaw and Tyrell Malacia have barely played in the last 18 months. Shaw has suffered multiple injuries that have restricted his playing time. Malacia recently returned from a long-term knee problem and is still taking on the workload after an extended layoff.
Amorim has used Diogo Dalot at left-back in his United formation, but the Portuguese defender has also been inconsistent. Dalot prefers to play on the right and his vulnerability has been taken advantage of by his opponent. Amorim may want a new signing and Gutiérrez could be a fantastic fit with his brilliant offensive and defensive qualities.
The Spaniard has contributed 5 goals in 22 games with Girona this season. The 23-year-old has also stood out defensively with almost 6 recoveries and 2 tackles per league match. He has created 6 great chances in the Spanish top flight and has also been efficient with the ball at his feet with 89% of his passes completed to date.
United have taken the lead with an early approach to Gutiérrez. Madrid has the option of buying back its graduate for a fee transfer quota, but the current European champions might prefer to raise funds with their focus on landing Bayern's Alphonso Davies on a free transfer agreement.
