Fernandez pressures Manchester United to sign up again, Cesco leads the five major goals

August 5 - Bruno Fernandez's public voice after the end of the US season has pushed Manchester United's signings to a new stage this summer. The Portuguese captain bluntly stated that the team was "lazy" and called on senior management to continue to make up for the team, with the goal of 1-2 players to fight. In terms of forward line, RB Leipzig star Cesco leads the roster, Manchester United has communicated with the players themselves, and the transfer fee of 70 million pounds is to be decided; if Hoylund leaves the team for 30 million pounds, Cesco will directly take over. Aston Villa shooter Watkins is also on the radar, but Villa insists on £60 million and will not let go. The goalkeeper position is that Paris Saint-Germain's Donaruma contract has one year left, and the contract renewal is at a deadlock. The Red Devils are evaluating the possibility of visa-free; if the budget is limited, Botafogo's John Victor's 6 million pound termination fee is an economic spare tire. In addition, Chelsea striker Nkunku is priced at 35 million pounds, and Manchester United is considering using Garnacho to offset some of the cash. Analysis: The Red Devils need to balance FFP and competitive needs, and may sign two shots in a row in the next two weeks to reshape the lineup for the four.