Manchester United have now moved in to sign Sofyan Amrabat but their latest offer has been turned down by Fiorentina.
As per today’s version of La Gazzetta Dello Sport (news image provided below), the situation of the Moroccan international is still ‘pending’.
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The Milan based news outlet have mentioned that the last offer presented by Man Utd was rejected by the Viola but a sale is still expected.
It is stated that the Serie A side are now waiting for the Red Devils to make the ‘decisive’ bid and secure the signing of Amrabat.
Gazzetta have neither mentioned the figures of the last proposal made by the Old Trafford club nor stated the asking price demanded by Fiorentina.
We recently covered a report (via Il Messaggero) and stated that Man Utd offered 25 million euros but the Italian club want 35 million euros.
As per Fabrizio Romano, Amrabat wants to join Erik ten Hag at Old Trafford but United may have to offload a few players first before luring the 26-year-old midfielder.
GdS claim the player’s farewell is possible but still not certain as yet. Fiorentina have traveled to England to play the Sela Cup and will face Newcastle United tomorrow.
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