Manchester United must sign a new left-back next, possibly re-signing a Real Madrid star! Hall is willing to join but is valued at 50 million pounds.

Manchester United will definitely strengthen two positions this summer. The first is undoubtedly the midfield, having already signed Ederson for 39 million pounds and intending to make an offer for West Ham's Matheus Fernandes. Besides the holding midfield spot, left-back is another area where reinforcements are essential during the summer transfer window.

Luke Shaw is about to turn 31, and although he started every Premier League match last season, it's difficult to expect him to maintain that record in the new season with two games per week. After Tyrell Malacia's contract expired, the only other left-backs on the list are 19-year-old youngsters Diego Leon and Harry Amas, both 19. Manchester United's top target for left-back is Newcastle United's Lewis Hall. "TEAMtalk" reports that the club hopes to spend 115 million pounds to acquire both M. Fernandes and Hall.

However, this may not be enough. West Ham demands 80 million pounds for 21-year-old M. Fernandes, while Newcastle has set a 50 million-pound price tag for Hall, also 21. Together, they would cost 130 million pounds. Manchester United might reduce the fee for M. Fernandes through negotiation, but Hall's price is hard to lower. After selling Anthony Gordon for Newcastle, after selling Anthony Gordon for 80 million euros, their finances are no longer an issue.

Newcastle might also sell Tonali. Although Manchester United has withdrawn from the race, Tottenham has joined Arsenal in bidding for him. If the "Magpies offload the 26-year-old Italian midfielder, they will have even less intention to sell Hall, unless a buyer makes an irresistible offer, such as 70-80 million pounds, which would break the record for a full-back transfer.

Manchester United has been in contact with agents over the past few days. Hall himself has stated he is very willing to join the club. British media report that he is unhappy with how head coach Eddie Howe used him at the end of last season, believing it cost him a place in the England squad and the World Cup, leading to a rift in their relationship. However, his contract still has three full years remaining, so the control is not in his hands.

Therefore, although Manchester United favors Hall, they must also consider other candidates. Fulham's American international Antonee Robinson is one cheaper option. The 29-year-old is performing well at the World Cup and has a reasonable price tag, between 25 million and 28 million pounds.

This week, another left-back has been linked with a move to Manchester United: Real Madrid's Alvaro Fernandez Carreras, who is rumored to be possibly returning to Old Trafford. Carreras previously played in Manchester United's youth system, where he was known as A. Fernandez among fans.

A. Fernandez did not make his first-team debut for Manchester United and was sold by Ten Hag. After proving himself at Benfica, where he transferred for 14 million euros, he was poached by Real Madrid for 50 million euros. Back then, A. Fernandez had originally joined Manchester United from the Galaxy Squad's youth system.

Unfortunately, after returning to the Bernabeu, A. Fernandez started well but then declined, ultimately failing to gain recognition. Moreover, some of his actions displeased the club with some of his actions. It is rumored that he was dissatisfied with interim coach Arbeloa and also got into a physical altercation with center-back Rudiger in the locker room, receiving a slap from the German player.

The young Spanish talent had to issue a statement to clarify: "Recently, there have been some rumors and comments about me that do not match the facts. From the beginning, I have always treated the club and the coaches I have worked with with the highest professionalism, respect, and dedication. I will continue to maintain this attitude. Since my return, I have been working in a professional manner. As for the conflict with my teammate, it was just an insignificant isolated incident that has been resolved. My relationship with the entire team is very harmonious. Hala Madrid!"

With Mourinho returning to coach Real Madrid, the club has already brought in Marc Cucurella from Chelsea for 55 million euros, who is sure to be the starter next season. Therefore, A. Fernandez may seek to leave. Real Madrid might not mind selling him, as they also have two other left-backs, Fran Garcia and Ferland Mendy. Manchester United has not yet made formal contact with A. Fernandez, but "The Touchline" reports that the club has inquired about him.

According to Marca, Manchester United sees a bright future for the 23-year-old and believes he can become a top full-back within five years. Therefore, they will consider bringing him back to the Theatre of Dreams. Interestingly, if both M. Fernandes and A. Fernandez are signed, United's squad next season will feature "Three Fernans": Bruno Fernandes, Matheus Fernandes, and Alvaro Fernandez Carreras.