On July 2, 2026, Manchester United is reportedly poised to make a move for Carlos Baleba, a 22-year-old midfielder from Brighton. This comes after the club missed out on Mateus Fernandes, indicating a strategic pivot in their transfer plans.
Manchester United's Interest in Carlos Baleba
Manchester United's pursuit of Baleba highlights their commitment to bolstering their midfield options. The potential bid for Baleba signals the club's intention to invest in young talent, particularly after their recent setbacks in the transfer market.
According to Give Me Sport, United is keen on securing the services of the Cameroon international as they look to enhance their squad for the upcoming season.
Arsenal's Transfer Targets This Summer
Meanwhile, Arsenal is also active in the transfer market, with ambitions to sign Newcastle's Bruno Guimaraes. The Gunners are preparing a bid believed to be around £60 million for the 28-year-old midfielder. Arsenal's interest in Guimaraes reflects their desire to strengthen their midfield as they aim for a more competitive season.
In addition to Guimaraes, Arsenal is targeting Ezri Konsa, the 28-year-old defender from Aston Villa. This interest indicates a focus on solidifying their defensive lineup.
Other Notable Transfer News
In other transfer news, Atletico Madrid is considering Mason Greenwood as a potential replacement for Julian Alvarez, who is a target for Barcelona. Greenwood, currently with Marseille, remains a player of interest for several clubs.
Furthermore, Leeds United has increased their offer to £23 million plus add-ons for Southampton's Shea Charles, while Everton is linked with Benfica's Richard Rios. The transfer market remains active as clubs look to finalize their squads ahead of the new season.
- Manchester United: Interested in Carlos Baleba
- Arsenal: Targeting Bruno Guimaraes and Ezri Konsa
- Leeds United: Improved bid for Shea Charles
- Everton: Linked to Richard Rios
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