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Manchester United intensify €50m chase for Roma’s Koné

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball Editorial ·

Manchester United are pursuing Roma midfielder Manu Koné, with Roma setting a €50 million floor price for any sale. United have renewed talks with Kone’s entourage as the English club re‑examines its transfer priorities.

The Red Devils’ focus has shifted to the Frenchman as their primary midfield target ahead of the upcoming World Cup third‑place match tomorrow. This makes Koné the club’s top priority in midfield.

Koné is currently with Serie A side Roma and has re‑emerged as United’s top target after earlier speculation. His profile has risen following his performances in the United States.

Earlier rumors this morning suggested United had deprioritised the Roma midfielder, but the narrative flipped within hours. United have now altered their strategy, identifying Koné as their main midfield reinforcement.

Koné is representing France at the World Cup and is slated to play in the third‑place match tomorrow. His international exposure adds to his appeal for United’s scouting department.

United scouts have been impressed by Koné’s displays in the United States during the tournament, reinforcing the club’s belief in his suitability for the Premier League.

Roma, known as the Giallorossi, have made it clear they will not begin negotiations for less than €50 million, treating the figure as the starting point for any potential sale.

No official offers have been lodged yet, but United’s renewed interest could soon translate into a concrete bid, leaving the situation fluid as both clubs assess their options.

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