"Manchester United could sign Barcelona striker Robert Lewandowski as a free agent in the summer if his contract is allowed to run down, according to The Daily Star, although the Blaugrana have an option to extend the deal by a year. It is uncertain whether the club will do so, due to concerns about the 37-year-old's age and whether he can keep up with their pressing game."
"United are ready to join Manchester City and Chelsea in the race to sign Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson, as reported by The Mirror. United have already looked at Brighton & Hove Albion's Carlos Baleba and Crystal Palace's Adam Wharton as midfield options, but they are also big admirers of the 22-year-old Anderson. Forest are keen to keep the England international despite the growing interest in his signature, and they value his transfer at £75 million."
"Borussia Dortmund striker Serhou Guirassy has a release clause that will see the fixed €50 million fee decrease annually, reports Bild, although the clause only applies to a handful of clubs that includes Real Madrid, Barcelona, Manchester United, Manchester City, Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool. Interested clubs from other leagues would have to offer €80 million to convince Dortmund to let him go."
Robert Lewandowski could become a free-agent signing for Manchester United in the summer if Barcelona let his contract run down, though Barcelona can extend the deal and have concerns about his age and fit for their pressing game. Lewandowski has indicated a wish to play in MLS, linking him to Inter Miami. Manchester United, Manchester City and Chelsea are among clubs pursuing Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson; Forest value him at £75 million and are keen to keep him. Borussia Dortmund striker Serhou Guirassy has a release clause that starts at €50 million and decreases annually but applies only to a select group of top clubs; other clubs must offer €80 million.
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