Manchester United track ex-Tottenham star as Lingard approaches crisis

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Manchester United are among a handful of clubs tracking Noni Madwicki, but they may have to sell Jesse Lingard first to fund any kind of transfer.

MAD WORLDA is a member of the entire England squad for Euro 2020, and Noni Madueki has already racked up some impressive trophies in a relatively short career. The 19-year-old is attracting attention from all over the world.

It was his goals, at least in part, that propelled PSV Eindhoven to a Champions League qualifier playoff with Benfica. Maduyecki scored a goal against both Galatasaray and Midtjylland, as well as in the opening match of the Eredivisie season with Heracles and Johan Craigschild’s victory over Ajax. But in that Benfica match, a 2-1 defeat which made the tie well balanced, a number of clubs announced their intentions.

Sky Sports say representatives from Leicester, Tottenham and Wolves were all at da Luz to watch Madhuike, but that PSV’s £30-34m valuation could prove too costly for the domestic winger. The Daily Mail put Manchester United well, saying Atalanta, Bayern Munich, Juventus and Roma all had scouts in attendance.

If these reported fees prove too disheartening for Manchester United, and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has already spent £114m this summer, the expenditures will be necessary first. Andreas Pereira is out but only on loan; Something more permanent must be done.

It could happen if Jesse Lingard considers his first-team chances to be slim in this campaign. He has less than two weeks to deduce his place in the standings and The Times claims he will “look to leave” if normal playing opportunities are not forthcoming.

Lingard might have made an appearance against Leeds had it not been for his contract with Covid, from which he has now recovered enough to consider his selection against Southampton. If he was affixed to this picture, he might still be because he “hated leaving his childhood club”.

West Ham are still interested, but the £25m fee for the 28-year-old in the final year of his deal is difficult to accept. If only Manchester United would drop the asking price.

Pierre is in the unknown and so another swap deal fell by the wayside as the prospect of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Philippe Coutinho trading between Arsenal and Barcelona faded. The gunners want their commander to stay. Barcelona may still want to get rid of Coutinho but that’s their problem.

The Daily Express exclusively reported that any suggestion Aubameyang was heading to Catalonia was “nonsense”. He is ‘happy’, willing to fulfill his contract and eager to pursue his dream of becoming a legend at the club.

With no ‘chance’ for Barcelona’s move to bear fruit and few other self-proclaimed suitors, Aubameyang will continue to lead Arsenal into a brave new era despite the ‘friction’ with the coach.

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