In the January transfer season, Manchester United made a bid to acquire Moroccan international Sofyan Amrabat, but the deal fell through.

The agent of the African star, who thinks his client might end up leaving Fiorentina in the summer transfer season, has confirmed the information.

Mohammed Sinouh stated to Kora Plus:

During the previous winter transfer window, “Yes, we received more than one offer, and on top of that, there was an offer from Manchester United, but the negotiations were not finished at the time.”

Amrabat was a standout for Morocco at the FIFA World Cup. The 26-year-old played a significant role in the team’s success in reaching the semifinals in Qatar.

In games against European powerhouses like Croatia, Belgium, Spain, and Portugal, the reliable play blocker helped his country maintain clean sheets.

Amrabat played the entire 90 minutes as Morocco defeated five-time World champions Brazil during the most recent international holiday.

In the winter transfer season, the 46-time international was also strongly linked with a move to Liverpool, and Fiorentina was demanding £43.8 million for their star midfielder. (CdS via Paisley Gates).

Casemiro, the Samba star who cost Manchester United a lot of money to acquire from Real Madrid last year, is regarded as the finest defensive midfielder in the world.

Old Trafford has seen a tremendous improvement since his arrival, but when he isn’t there, the team suffers. (suspended).

Do you believe Manchester United should add another great holding midfielder in such a circumstance? Should they shell out £43.8 million to acquire Sofyan Amrabat in the coming summer?