Man United have to agree £68.7m fee to seal signing before deadline

If media reports are to be believed, Manchester United is looking to add Morten Hjulmand to their midfield in order to strengthen it.

The Old Trafford team had already made an attempt to entice the Danish international, but Sporting CP had rejected it.

According to a number of reports originating from Portugal, the defensive midfield player’s departure is contingent upon the activation of his contract’s release clause.

Especially now that they are atop the league table, the Lions did not sign him during the summer transfer window only to let him go after only six months.

According to Record, Hjulmand’s contract contains a £68.7 million exit clause, which needs to be triggered in order for him to depart during the January transfer window.

The 24-year-old playmaker’s transfer to Manchester United is contingent upon the club agreeing to a fee of £68.7 million before this month’s transfer deadline. This information has also been reported by A Bola.

United has kept six straight clean sheets in the Premier League this year, but they have also given up a total of twenty-seven goals.

The lack of a potent player in front of the defense is a puzzle, and the backline has been a big worry.

Casemiro, the Brazil international, is past his prime, and Amrabat hasn’t done anything noteworthy to convince Ten Hag to extend his loan from Fiorentina.