Ruben Amorim, by Francisco Trincao, of Sporting CP, by Gualter Fatia/Getty Images)
Manchester United could be scheduled for a summer raid on the sports CP, with up to four players on its radar, including Francisco Trincao, who also likes Manchester City.
The interest of the Red Devils by Trincao is no surprise, as the story of their manager Ruben Amorim with the Portuguese club.
In January, the United linked to the Sporting Viktor Gyokeres star striker, although Amorim quickly closed the possibility of a winter play. This does not mean that he will not meet with some of his former players once the summer window opens.
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According to the Portuguese output, a ball, Trincao is now firmly on the US wishes list. Both Amorim and the United Contracting Team are great admirers of the end and are drawing a step to return to England. The 25 -year -old young man, who had a loan spell on Wolverhampton Wanderers, has been one of Sporting’s outstanding performers this season, winning nine goals and 13 assists in 40 appearances.
However, United is not the only ones to be added. Manchester City is also in the mix, with the sports director Hugo Viana wishing to bring Trincao to the Etihad.
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The sport has recently contacted Francisco Trincao to discuss a renewal of potential contracts, but this could be more to protect its transfer value than to achieve its long-term future. With several upper clubs surround, it still seems likely to be a summer play.
In the meantime, The conversations are advancing for another sports talent, Geovany Quenda, That he has been closely linked to a transfer to Old Trafford in the summer, gathering with his old head.
Morten Hjulmand is another name of his radar. The Danish midfielder has been a prominent interpreter for Sporting and, with United, seeks to eliminate Casemiro, it could be a key part of its reconstruction.
