Man Utd interested in signing Arsenal and Liverpool target Olise
manchester united they are supposedly interested in signing Arsenal and Liverpool points to Michael Olise in the next transfer window, according 90 minutes.
INEOS, the Red Devils' new minority shareholder, who will run football, has been working hard to revamp the behind-the-scenes structure ahead of the summer window.
They have already appointed Omar Berrada city of manchester as the new CEO and Dan Ashworth has been widely mentioned as United's top target for the sporting director role.
Man Utd are therefore likely to be busy in the upcoming transfer window with a new recruiting team. The Red Devils are reportedly looking to strengthen several areas of the team, with the first line being one of them.
Now, according to the report 90 minutesMan Utd have identified Olise as a “concrete option” to bolster their attacking department and INEOS have given the Red Devils the green light to attack him this summer.
Battle
It has recently been reported that Olise has a buyout clause included in his current contract, which is less than 60 million pounds. The Red Devils will therefore have to spend a huge amount to attract the winger to Old Trafford ahead of next season.
However, signing Olise will not be easy for United, as Arsenal and Liverpool They are also reportedly interested in acquiring the striker's signature in the next transfer window.
The Gunners are apparently contemplating signing a new winger to support Bukayo Saka this summer. On the other hand, Liverpool are said to have been exploring the market to sign a new right winger as a possible replacement for Mohamed Salah – who has been linked with a departure from the club in recent times.
Olise is a talented player and has already shown flashes of his qualities in the first division in recent times. Therefore, he would be a shrewd signing for Arsenal, Liverpool or Man Utd if any of those clubs buy him this summer.
However, it will be interesting to see who will ultimately win the race to sign Olise if Man Utd, Arsenal and Liverpool battle each other for this deal during the off-season.
