Manchester United have chosen not to sign Alexander Isak and that is their call, but one player has dropped a ‘bombshell’ with their decision to ‘QUIT’. United front ‘Manchester United have ruled out a move for Alexander Isak – despite the striker’s desire to leave Newcastle’ – David McDonnell, Daily Mirror.

Man Utd still need a reliable No. 9 and there is none better than the potentially available Alexander Isak. Manchester United have improved the squad in key attacking positions so far this summer thanks to the acquisitions of Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo.

Man United are in desperate need of a striker in this summer's transfer window - but they are yet to make a much-needed breakthrough.

"He’s a very, very, very lucky boy, because if football had any logic, he would probably be getting a move to Blackburn..." 👀

Former Manchester United first-team coach Rene Meulensteen has tipped Cole Palmer to join the Old Trafford outfit from Premier League rivals Chelsea one day.

Manchester United defender Luke Shaw is reportedly prepared to consider an Old Trafford exit amid links with a move to the Saudi Pro League. Shaw has made 287 competitive appearances since he joined the Red Devils from Southampton in the summer of 2014.

With the Gunners’ interest now withdrawn, RB Leipzig have reportedly slashed their asking price. Earlier in the window, Leipzig were hoping to land a fee between £68m and £85m for the player, who hit 13 Bundesliga goals last season. That price has dropped, however, with offers of £60.6m (€70m) now considered viable.

Leeds United and Manchester United have been accused of launching disinformation campaigns over the situations of Mateo Joseph and Antony. Estadio Deportivo throw out the accusation, with the newspaper,

The summer transfer window is open, but what are our reporters hearing about deals that could be done? Get the latest every Friday.

Mbeumo’s move from Brentford to Manchester United sums up what has become one of the most boring aspects of professional football. United’s pursuit of Mbeumo went on for around seven weeks as the clubs went back and forth in a seemingly endless game of cat and mouse.

Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim has insisted that he would be "happy" to start the season without signing a centre-forward due to his increased options in that area of the field.