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Francisco Trincao from Sporting CP is reportedly looking for Ruben Amorim
Manchester United could be set up for a summer attack on Sporting CP, with up to four players on his radar – including Francisco Trincao, who is also allegedly Manchester City loves Manchester City
The interest of red devils in Trincao is not surprising, given the history of their manager Ruben Amorim with the Portuguese club.
In January, United was associated with Sportins Star striker Viktor Gyokeres, although he quickly turned off the possibility of a winter move. This does not mean that he will not unite with one of his former players after the summer window opens.
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According to the Portuguese Party, pain, He has now been firmly on United’s wish list. Both Amorim and United’s employment team are big fans of wings and plan a move to bring him back to England. The 25-year-old, who had previously had the magic of the loan to the Wolverhampton Wanderers, was one of Sportins’ performers this season, scoring nine goals and 13 assists in 40 appearances.
However, United are not the only ones eager. Manchester City is also in the mix, and the arrival sports director Hugo Viana Zeljan is to bring Trincao to Etihad.
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Sporting recently contacted Francisco Trinca to discuss the potential renewal of the contract, but this could be more to protect his transfer value than to ensure his long -term future. With several top clubs circles, the summer move still looks likely.
Meanwhile, Talks progress for another sports talent, Geovany Quena, who was intensely related to Old Trafford in the summer, re -united with his former boss.
Morten Hjulmand is another name on their radar. The Danish midfielder was an extraordinary performer Sports, AS United who wanted to abolish Casemiro, could be a key part of their renewal.
