BREAKING NEWS: NOW WE ARE GOING TO BEGIN Manchester United has signed a great striker who is more effective than Harry Kane, according to transfer guru Fabrizio, who has claimed that the club has made its first summer transfer window deal.

Last summer, 27-year-old Sofyan Amrabat joined Manchester United on loan from Fiorentina for €10 million, with an option to purchase him for €20 million plus €5 million in additional fees.

Despite Amrabat’s desire to remain at United, the club’s management does not seem equally eager.

He is currently slated to return to Fiorentina at the end of June, and Fiorentina is already in discussions with Galatasaray about a potential permanent transfer. However, Manchester United still has time to decide whether to exercise their purchase option.

Upon his arrival, Amrabat came with high expectations, having drawn interest from multiple clubs before joining United on the transfer deadline day.

However, adjusting to the Premier League was difficult, and by early 2024, he found himself on the bench behind Casemiro and Kobbie Mainoo.

Despite these early setbacks, Amrabat managed to regain a starting position in May. His strong performances in matches against top-tier teams such as Arsenal and Newcastle United, and his start in the FA Cup final, filling in for an injured Casemiro, showcased his potential value to United. Nonetheless, the club’s hierarchy remains uncertain about signing him permanently.

Amrabat has been praised by many, including Morocco’s manager, Walid Regragui, who called him a “world-class” player. Despite this recognition, United’s management remains hesitant, and their decision is likely to depend on the managerial situation of the team.

If Erik ten Hag stays on as manager, Amrabat might have a better chance of remaining at United, as Ten Hag’s influence could sway the board to keep him. Conversely, if Ten Hag is replaced, a new manager might prefer to bring in his own choices rather than retain Amrabat.

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