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Manchester United are on the brink of a number of sales with transfer deadline day looming.
Uruguayan winger Facundo Pellistri is attracting interest fresh off the back of his Copa America performances. The 22-year-old is reportedly a prime target for Greek club Panathinaikos who are looking to close a deal for the winger in the coming week.
Elsewhere, Fulham have revised their offer for Scott McTominay once more, matching United’s £25 million asking price. Their pursuit of the midfielder has been lengthy, however it isn’t over yet, with Napoli still very keen to sign the 27-year-old themselves.
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Although nothing is official yet there have been rumblings of Victor Lindelöf attracting serious interest from both Eintracht Frankfurt and Fiorentina, with United hoping to receive and offer from either club in the coming days.
Now, reports are coming in of an imminent deal for another one of United’s defenders.
Will Fish heading to the Championship
Reports from Manchester Evening News have confirmed that United have agreed a deal to part ways with exciting youngster Will Fish this summer.
The 21-year-old has recently had an incredibly successful loan spell at Scottish side Hibernian. Whilst there, Fish made 45 appearances for the Scottish club becoming a vital squad member at the heart of defence.
Insiders at United regard the centre-back’s loan period to Hibernian as one of the most successful loans of last season, with the centre-back now set to leave Old Trafford with the est wishes of the staffing team.
In the search to get more first team football, the defender is now set to be joining Championship side Cardiff City on a permanent deal.
Despite interest from a number of Championship sides, long-term fans, Cardiff, are the ones to ultimately sign the young star.
The potential of a move away for Fish seemed to be halted after the defender was stretchered off in United’s pre-season game against Liverpool. Thankfully though, Fish’s injury wasn’t as serious as first thought, despite being on the back of a foot injury in the game against Rosenborg just over two weeks before the Liverpool game.
As a graduate of the United academy, Fish’s departure will be bitter sweet for both him and the club, with him joining the Red Devils at the age of seven.
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