Tuesday’s transfer stories surrounding Manchester United.
Fellaini in talks with Napoli
Manchester United flop Marouane Fellaini is set to join Italian side Napoli after being allowed to hold talks with the Serie A giants, the Daily Express reports.
It is no secret that Fellaini has had difficulty in acclimatising to the weight and expectation of representing Manchester United.
And United will allow him to leave for just a fraction of the price that they paid Everton for last summer.
Vidal reaches verbal agreement to join United
Arturo Vidal has reportedly struck a verbal agreement with Manchester United to join them this summer, according to the Metro.
The Red Devils have been chasing the Chilean for some time and now Louis Van Gaal appears to have finally got his man.
Reports in his native Chile claim the midfielder has agreed a massive £270,000-a-week salary at Old Trafford.
Van Gaal to allow Kagawa to rejoin Dortmund
United are also ready to allow Japan midfielder Shinji Kagawa, 25, to leave the club, with Borussia Dortmund ready to take back the player they sold to the Red Devils in 2012, the Independent reports.
The Japanese playmaker has endured a torrid time at Old Trafford and is finally being allowed to head back to Germany where he made his name.
United on alert as Reus rejects Dortmund deal
Manchester United and Liverpool have been put on high alert after it emerged that Marco Reus has rejected a new deal with Borussia Dortmund, according to German newspaper Bild.
The German star has been on United’s radar for some time and they now may be tempted to splash out on his quickly in order to beat Liverpool to the punch.
Manchester United have missed out on signing Feyenoord star Stefan De Vrij
United have missed out on Feyenoord star Stefan de Vrij after the defender agreed to join Italian side Lazio, the Daily Star reports.
United had been linked with a move for the youngster for some time, but the Dutch club revealed that they had no contact with the English side.
He will now join Lazio for a fee of around £8m