The Red Devils are plotting moves for West Ham's Mateus Fernandes and Atalanta's Ederson in January.
Manchester United are making aggressive moves in the January transfer market, with scouts zeroing in on West Ham's Portuguese midfielder Mateus Fernandes and Atalanta's Brazilian shot-stopper Ederson. The Old Trafford hierarchy believes both players could provide the quality and depth needed for their push up the Premier League table.
Fernandes has been a revelation since joining the Hammers, displaying the kind of technical brilliance and work rate that United manager Ruben Amorim values in his system. Meanwhile, Ederson's commanding performances between the posts for the Serie A giants have caught the attention of several European heavyweights, with United leading the charge for his signature.
Elsewhere in the transfer rumor mill, Tottenham are reportedly circling around Paulo Dybala as they seek to add more creativity to their attacking third. The Argentine maestro could be the missing piece in Spurs' inconsistent puzzle this season.
Nottingham Forest continue their impressive recruitment strategy by targeting Middlesbrough's highly-rated midfielder Hayden Hackney. The 22-year-old English talent has been turning heads in the Championship with his box-to-box displays and could be the perfect addition to Forest's ever-improving squad as they establish themselves as a Premier League force.
