We reported from Italy on Monday that Sofyan Amrabat of Fiorentina prefers Manchester United to the Saudi Arabian team Al-Ahli.

The midfielder reportedly has a deal with the Red Devils, though they would have to make a few exits before making an approach for him. His contract has a 2024 expiration date and a one-year extension option.

The player is “ready to be sold,” according to Firenze Viola, and “developments are expected” in this regard.

The Saudi club is said to be keeping a low profile while Erik ten Hag’s team are the’most accredited’ team to sign the 26-year-old.
Despite being in the lead, Manchester United hasn’t yet reached a deal with the Italian team, according to the site.

When describing Fiorentina’s ambitions to restructure their team this summer, another article from Firenze Viola centres on the Moroccan international.

According to reports, Amrabat’s future would not be the only factor in Fiorentina’s decision to sign a new midfielder.

Moroccan, according to the source, is awaiting the creation of the “right offer” by Manchester United in order to join them at Old Trafford.