Manchester United’s initial bid for Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) midfielder Manuel Ugarte has been turned down according to source. The Uruguayan international, who joined PSG last season from Sporting Lisbon for approximately £51 million, has quickly drawn interest from the Premier League giants.
Ugarte has made a notable impact at PSG, amassing 37 appearances and contributing to the team’s successes in Ligue 1, the Coupe de France, and the Trophée des Champions. Despite being relatively new to the French capital, his performances have caught the eye of Manchester United, who are eager to strengthen their midfield options.
The 23-year-old is also a regular for the Uruguayan national team and recently featured in their Copa America campaign, starting in the 3-1 victory over Panama. His consistent international presence highlights his value and potential impact on any team.
With four years remaining on his contract at PSG, Ugarte’s potential move to the Premier League would mark a significant step in his career. As Manchester United continues their pursuit, it remains to be seen whether they can meet PSG’s demands to secure the talented midfielder’s services.
