"Manchester United are heading to the Premier League finish line in a relative state of calm. With two matches of the campaign remaining, the club have already sealed a return to the Champions League and look set for a third-placed finish, which will mark their best performance since the 2022/23 season. With interim boss Michael Carrick set to be rewarded for the progress he has overseen since his January return to the club by being named Manchester United's next permanent boss, attention will now move to bolstering the club's squad in the summer transfer window."
"According to Portuguese outlet A Bola, the Red Devils are one of three Premier League sides to have held exploratory talks' with versatile Sporting star Maxi Araujo's representatives about a summer move. Araujo is coming off an excellent campaign, which included some eye-catching performances in the Champions League, where he made 11 appearances, scoring twice and laying on one assist, primarily playing from the left-back position. Chelsea and Tottenham are the other Premier League sides said to be looking at the 26-year-old, but this English interest is set to be challenged by front-runners Atletico Madrid."
"Manchester United are one of three Premier League sides to have held exploratory talks with Maxi Araujo’s representatives about a summer move, with Chelsea and Tottenham also interested and Atletico Madrid described as front-runners."
Manchester United have secured a return to the Champions League and are likely to finish third, their best league performance since 2022/23. Michael Carrick is expected to be appointed permanent manager, shifting focus to summer squad strengthening. Portuguese outlet A Bola reports that United are among three Premier League clubs that have held exploratory talks with Maxi Araujo’s representatives. Araujo, a versatile Sporting player, impressed in the Champions League with 11 appearances, two goals, and one assist, mainly from left-back. Chelsea and Tottenham are also interested, while Atletico Madrid are described as front-runners. Juventus have also contacted his agents, and all parties want to avoid price inflation and an auction for the Uruguay international.
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