coming live from Fabrizio Romano, ” I’m open for a move to Old Trafford i don’t mind, i admire the team so much it will be a pleasure playing for Manchester United also working with the players. Let’s see how the future goes”. According to a reliable source report, Manchester United is interested in acquiring La Liga star defender at the end of the current campaign, and are ready to pay about £80 million for him. Man United want to sign Uruguayan star, ‘verbal agreement’ could see £80m deal agreed

Manchester United, the legendary English football club with a long history of 20 league titles, has been monitoring Araujo for a few years and is now stepping up its attempts to acquire his move, according to Sport.

According to the Catalan daily, Bayern Munich is also interested in Araujo’s talents and is prepared to pay a significant fee of over £67 million (or 80 million euros) to obtain the La Liga star.

However, Manchester United is not afraid of competition and is willing to outbid Bayern in their pursuit of Araujo.

Xavi, Barcelona’s manager, wants to keep the 25-year-old defender at the Nou Camp, recognizing his status as one of the best defenders in the Spanish league.

Despite Xavi’s wish to keep Araujo, Sport reports that Barcelona may accept offers for the brilliant centre-back owing to budgetary restrictions, pushing them to look into prospective bids.

Negotiations between Barcelona and Araujo are now underway, although the Catalan club’s offer falls short of those from Manchester United, Bayern Munich, and other interested parties.

While Araujo looks to want to stay at Barcelona, he may go if he feels pushed to, considering the interest from other teams.

If Araujo decides to leave Barcelona, he will have plenty of suitors fighting for his signing, emphasizing his transfer worth.

Despite Araujo’s importance to Barcelona’s team, the club’s financial situation is problematic, prompting rumors that they may grudgingly consent to his move in the face of dire circumstances.

Meanwhile, Manchester United is looking to strengthen its defensive ranks by acquiring a centre-back, with Everton’s Jarrad Branthwaite surfacing as a possible candidate after his strong performances this season.

The Red Devils are expected to make substantial changes during the forthcoming summer transfer window, both on and off the pitch, as they begin a new era after Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s partial acquisition of the club. This makeover is likely to include team rearrangement and changes to the club’s executive hierarchy, reflecting Manchester United’s desire for revival.