"Fulham and USMNT left back Antonee Robinson favors a move to Liverpool over Manchester United this summer, according to TEAMtalk. Both clubs are expected to be in the market for a new left back at the end of the season, although their transfer plans may hinge upon qualifying for the UEFA Champions League. According to reports, Robinson could be available for around £25 million, as he is under contract at Fulham until June 2028."
"Manchester United have been linked with Barcelona left back Alejandro Balde, but the Spanish club won't let him depart, says Fabrizio Romano. Balde, 22, is considered a key part of Barcelona's future, and United have signed Patrick Dorgu to play on the left side of defense already. The report claims United will move for a new left winger this summer, while they will also look for central midfielders and a possible addition at center back as well."
"Manchester City are closing in on the signing of Newcastle United right back Tino Livramento, according to Football Insider. City are keen on bolstering their options at right back, with the club yet to find a long-term replacement for former captain Kyle Walker, and Livramento looks to be their preferred option after a fine season for Newcastle. The 23-year-old England international could move for around the £70 million."
Liverpool and Manchester United are competing for Fulham left back Antonee Robinson, with Liverpool holding the advantage. Robinson, valued at approximately £25 million, is contracted to Fulham until 2028. Liverpool seeks to replace Andy Robertson while United plans for life without Luke Shaw. Barcelona firmly refuses to allow left back Alejandro Balde to join Manchester United, viewing him as integral to their future. United have already signed Patrick Dorgu for left-side defense and will pursue a left winger instead. Manchester City is advancing in negotiations to sign Newcastle right back Tino Livamoto for around £70 million, seeking a long-term replacement for Kyle Walker. Fulham plans to accelerate efforts signing PSV forward Ricardo Pepi.
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