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Manchester United are gearing up for a major triple signing, with Dan Ashworth leading the charge to secure a discount on one of the deals. Meanwhile, Arsenal is on the verge of completing a €30m transfer, and Liverpool is facing multiple bids for a player Jurgen Klopp barely utilized.

The Red Devils are set to finalize the acquisition of Matthijs De Ligt at a discounted rate, as part of a triple swoop that includes Joshua Zirkzee and Leny Yoro. Despite reaching personal agreements with Noussair Mazraoui, De Ligt, and Manuel Ugarte, the influx of new arrivals has hit a snag.

The potential move for Mazraoui is in jeopardy following the failure of Aaron Wan-Bissaka’s transfer to West Ham, a deal that was crucial for finalizing Mazraoui’s switch to Old Trafford. Manchester United has been hesitant to meet Bayern Munich’s €50m plus add-ons demand for De Ligt. Additionally, the club cooled its interest in Ugarte after balking at PSG’s €60m asking price.

However, reports suggest that a triple swoop involving De Ligt, an alternative to Ugarte, and a Fiorentina winger is in the works. Bayern Munich is reportedly willing to compromise on De Ligt’s transfer fee to avoid last-minute transfer dramas, which plagued them in the previous window.

In other news, Burnley midfielder Sander Berge has reportedly given the green light to join Manchester United, potentially for half the amount required to secure Ugarte. The club is preparing a bid of £25m, inclusive of add-ons, for Berge.

Meanwhile, Manchester United is eyeing a move for Fiorentina and Argentina winger Nico Gonzalez as a replacement for Antony, who has been linked with a move away from the club. Gonzalez had an impressive season with Fiorentina, scoring 16 goals and providing five assists.

On the Arsenal front, the Gunners are set to finalize Eddie Nketiah’s loan transfer to Marseille, with an obligation to buy for €30m. Talks are ongoing, and Marseille is yet to accept the deal under the current conditions.

As the transfer window heats up, clubs across Europe are making moves to strengthen their squads. From Juventus’ mammoth bid for Atalanta midfielder Teun Koopmeiners to Real Madrid’s pursuit of Aymeric Laporte, the summer transfer market is in full swing with plenty of exciting developments on the horizon.