Breaking News: Manchester United miss out as Romano says midfielder has accepted £22m deal

With Gabriel Moscardo, a midfield player linked to Manchester United, agreeing to personal terms ahead of a possible £22 million move to Paris Saint-Germain, it looks like the player is getting away from Manchester United.

Some of the most gifted young players currently playing in Brazil may leave during the January window. a migration that started with Endrick Felipe de Sousa.

This week, Endrick was finally unveiled at Real Madrid. He will probably face Vitor Roque in La Liga in the upcoming years as he heads to Barcelona.

The striker linked to Manchester United, Marcos Leonardo, is set to depart from Santos after the team that produced Pele and Neymar was demoted for the first time in more than a century. Meanwhile, PSG seems to be nearing a double deal worth £40 million to sign Gabriel Moscardo from Corinthians and Lucas Beraldo from Sao Paulo.

Manchester United’s intended destination is PSG.
United, Arsenal, Barcelona, and Atletico Madrid are reportedly among the teams that have made an attempt to sign Moscardo, a player that Chelsea unsuccessfully bid for over the summer. Nevertheless, PSG seems to have already crossed the finish line after coming to a personal terms agreement with Moscardo’s team.

Fabrizio Romano writes on X, “Understand PSG are set to meet with Corinthians again this week to discuss the Gabriel Moscardo deal.”

“Paris Saint-Germain and Moscardo reached a personal agreement. They are currently working to complete the agreement with Corinthians.

The amount still owed is somewhere around 25 million euros. More will come.

“May he be content.”
A fortnight ago, Corinthians’ new president Augusto Melo hinted that Moscardo would only leave for a sum greater than £34 million. But PSG seems likely to reach a deal for a lot less than that. Melo appears to have given up on trying to retain the highly regarded playmaker, who is eighteen, at the Neo Quimica Arena.

“He is a young man who just received his diploma from the reserves and hasn’t had much experience in the workforce. Melo says, “I wish he stayed much longer,” to Globo Esporte.

But regrettably, a cycle has begun. He’s already got his mind elsewhere. We fully allowed him to make his own decisions. May happiness find him.