Congratulations to Manchester United! "Mr. 45 million" is accelerating to invest, and the 27-year-old "semi-main force" is willing to join forces with Conte

Earlier, Sky Sports reported that Manchester United and Paris Saint-Germain are in accelerated talks over a transfer for Ugarte, with both sides willing to reach an agreement and optimistic that the deal could be completed before the transfer window deadline. Paris Saint-Germain have offered United to sign Ugarte on a loan-to-buy basis, and they want the Reds to pay another transfer fee next summer. There is no agreement between the two clubs on the amount of the buyout, with Paris asking for a buyout fee of £51 million, while Manchester United believe the £42 million valuation is more reasonable, according to the previous Mail.

From the media reports, we can basically know the general situation of this transaction. All three parties are currently working hard to get the deal done, which is why everyone is confident that the deal will be completed before the summer window closes. And there is only a little more than a week left before the summer window closes, which also means that "Mr. 45 Million" Ugarte has landed at the Dream Theater for the countdown!

We can feel the tough stance from the Parisian side, who want to recoup the £51 million investment they made when they signed Ugarte. And they also have the confidence to be calm, because Ugarte's contract expires in the summer of 2028, and they have no urgent pressure to sell. But that doesn't mean Paris doesn't want to broker a deal, as Ugarte is clearly no longer in Enrique's plans. While it is possible to keep a player who can be used as a rotation player in case of emergency, the midfield of Grand Paris is already overcrowded, and selling it is clearly a more realistic option.

United's need is more urgent, as the midfield is the only position with no reinforcements after strengthening the defence and attacking line. And with Amrabat, it is impossible to expect veteran Casemiro to top the entire season. So, Ugarte is just in demand, and McTominay's involvement in the departure rumors is actually making way for this deal. Ugarte's arrival could bring a tough style to United's midfield and fill in the lack of physicality.

Both clubs are looking to broker a deal, and the players are certainly not going to be idle. Ugarte's agent, Mendes, is also running in the middle. In addition, Sander Berg is close to joining Fulham, suggesting that he is only an option for Ugarte. Now that the alternative is about to find a new owner, Ugarte is the only target for Manchester United, so we have reason to believe that this deal is not far from "Here we go"!

According to Italy's Pedulla, Manchester United midfielder Scott McTominay wants to join Napoli and play under Antonio Conte, and Napoli is currently working on the deal to try to complete the deal.

Napoli's interest in Scott McTominay is not unfounded, and Romano has confirmed Conte's interest. And in order to join Napoli, McTominay has turned down offers from two other clubs. While Napoli sporting director Giovanni Manna has travelled to the United Kingdom for McTominay's face-to-face meeting, the deal has progressed.

Sky Sports has previously reported that Manchester United will only consider an offer for McTominay if he has made it clear he wants to leave. Now Napoli have thrown an olive branch, and teaming up with the famous coach Antonio Conte has also attracted McTominay. Truth be told,McTominay is 27 years oldIt's better to be part of a team that appreciates you than to stay on the bench at Manchester United. With Ugarte's arrival, McTominay's playing space will be further reduced, which he may not have considered.

McTominay's transfer fee is estimated to be above 30 million, so Manchester United can even afford to strengthen the left-back position, so let's wait and see!