Man Utd can replicate Alex Ferguson’s transfer success by signing £40m star from Express.co.uk
Manchester United is reportedly considering a transfer tactic reminiscent of Sir Alex Ferguson. Erik ten Hag’s team has faced injuries in the centre-back position all season, and it is suggested that Max Kilman from Wolves could provide a solution. The Times claims that Kilman, who has been a consistent starter for Wolves in the Premier League, is on United’s radar as they aim to build a strong defensive partnership for the upcoming season.
While negotiations between the two clubs have not commenced, it is reported that the 26-year-old could command a fee of around £40million. This move reflects Ferguson’s strategy of poaching star players from rival Premier League teams to strengthen United’s squad and weaken opponents. Wolves, led by Gary O’Neil, have maintained a mid-table position through the season and garnered praise for their performances.
In contrast, Manchester United boasts an array of center-back options including Lisandro Martinez, Raphael Varane, Harry Maguire, Victor Lindelof, and Jonny Evans.
