Manchester United can land two quality signings ahead of their rivals

Manchester United set to hijack two big transfer deals in the upcoming transfer window. Moreover, Red Devils want to hijack the deal from two of their biggest rivals in the country. Manchester United wants to sign Thomas Partey and Timo Werner to get them back to the top of the Premier League. However, they face serious competition from Liverpool and Arsenal for these deals.

Thomas Partey and Timo Werner have been heavily linked with a move to England this summer. The former is linked with The Gunners and the latter is linked with Jurgen Klopp’s side. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Ed Woodward need to break the bank to seal the deal. They must outbid their rivals in the pursuit of these players.

Can Thomas Partey improve Manchester United?

Thomas Partey is now one of the most important players in Diego Simeone’s side. The Ghanaian international has been a regular under Simeone for Atletico Madrid since 2017/18 Season. The 26-year-old is a complete box-to-box midfielder with a certain set of skills. He has excellent ball control, positioning and a brilliant game reader.

Moreover, he excels in physicality, stamina and dead-ball situations. Partey’s presence in midfield will be beneficial for players like Paul Pogba and Bruno Fernandes who can play more freely. Manchester United must make a bid above £50m to secure this deal.

How would Timo Werner fit into United squad?

Manchester United are in desperate need of a world-class striker to fire them to greatness. Currently, they have Odion Ighalo, Anthony Martial and Mason Greenwood as their strikers. However, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer wants to add a world-class striker to bag in plenty of goals for them. Timo Werner has become the prime target for Manchester United. Werner has excellent finishing and Long shot ability to terrorise the opponents. If United sign Timo Werner, this might mean that Ighalo’s deal won’t become permanent. However, Red Devils face some tough competition from arch-rivals Liverpool in their pursuit for German International.