"Manchester United are pushing to sign a standout Spaniard ahead of Arsenal and Chelsea. The Red Devils are enjoying a resurgence under former midfielder Michael Carrick, with the manager winning four games on the bounce since returning to Old Trafford to steady the ship. With Champions League qualification now a realistic target, however, Manchester United appear to be following the same recruitment path that has served them well since the INEOS takeover, with a Spanish starlet targeted to become their first buy of the summer."
"United are enjoying a better season in front of goal than last term, thanks in part to the acquisitions of Bryan Mbeumo, Matheus Cunha and Benjamin Sesko in attack, who cost around 200 million last summer. But elsewhere across the team, the Red Devils have reaped the rewards of shrewder signings: Patrick Dorgu and Ayden Heaven have both been at the club just over a year and have both impressed hugely, while goalkeeper Senne Lammens has provided composure between the sticks."
"The 20-time English champions are now hoping to make their first buy of the summer transfer window a cheaper player to develop over time, as they lead the way for teen sensation, Hugo Fernandez. Journalist Salva Gomis has reported in Spanish outlet Esportbase that United are pushing hardest among Premier League clubs for the 18-year-old Valencia star and have already presented their project to the player's camp ahead of a move this summer."
Michael Carrick has returned to steady the squad and has won four consecutive matches. Champions League qualification has become a realistic target. Manchester United are targeting Spanish teenager Hugo Fernandez as a first, low-cost summer signing to develop over time. The club improved goalscoring with last summer's signings Bryan Mbeumo, Matheus Cunha and Benjamin Sesko, which cost around 200 million. Shrewder recent signings include Patrick Dorgu, Ayden Heaven and goalkeeper Senne Lammens. United have presented their project to Fernandez's camp. Fernandez trained with the first team, featured regularly for the reserve side, and is noted for his 6ft 3in presence and ball-playing style.
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