Manchester United set to sign Frenkie de Jong and Tyrell Malacia
The latest news circulating around trusted sources this morning is about Manchester United who are about to land the signature of two players. The club have agreed deals to sign both Frenkie de Jong and Tyrell Malacia.
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It is believed that Manchester United have agreed fees with Barcelona and Feyenoord so they can successfully bring the two players to Old Trafford.
Manchester United hope the deal could be concluded in time so that the two players can feature in the coming pre-season tourr both of Australia and Thailand.
Manchester United will be flying out of the country to Thailand on the 8th of June. They have been on the trail of Frenkie de Jong for about 7 weeks now, and there were communications between United and Barcelona during that period.
Manchester United and Barcelona initially struggled to conclude on a transfer fee for the midfielder but a sum of £56 million (€65 million) plus add-ons have finally been settled over.
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The other player, Malacia will join Manchester United from his club for a fee of £12.9 million (€15 million). The young defender was about joining Lyon (french club) then Erik ten Hag sort out to Hijack the deal. Manchester United are few steps away from bringing him to the club.
After De Jong and Malacia completes their Medicals though the two plaare still away on holiday, they would become the United latest signings after Cristiano Ronaldo about a year ago now.
Manchester United will wrap up the deals soon and the young Feyenoord defender "Tyrell Malacia" is not a stranger to Erik ten Hag since the Dutch manger have featured him while he was still a manager at Ajax.
The sources close to these deal negotiations has stated that they are making some good progress.
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