For once, Manchester United is acting very prudently this summer and adopting a cautious strategy in the transfer market.

Liverpool and Chelsea launched a fierce transfer fight late last week in an effort to get Moises Caicedo. Before the midfielder decided he wanted to join Chelsea, Jurgen Klopp said a £110 million sum had been agreed upon with Brighton. ESPN says they’ll shell up £115 million.

It was rather energising to witness all this mayhem while Manchester United, for once, sat it out.

Caicedo would obviously be the ideal midfielder for United, but the team is pursuing a more pragmatic approach in terms of value and is also bound by a smaller budget.

It’s no secret that Manchester United is looking to add a midfielder to its roster. The team is reportedly interested in Fiorentina’s star player. Therefore Amrabat

According to Fabrizio Romano, Amrabat has already’said yes’ to a transfer to the Red Devils and is just awaiting a deal between the two teams.

Given that Amrabat only has one year left on his contract, estimates of his worth have ranged between £20 to $30 million.

When compared to the outrageous price Chelsea is planning to pay for Moises Caicedo, this is an incredible deal.

Even though Caicedo is only 21 years old, Amrabat is still very youthful at 26. He will reach Casemiro’s age in five more years, who is presently recognised as the best defensive midfielder in the world of football.

Amrabat is a well-known player who is approaching his prime, and for £25–30 million, a move would be shrewd and put Manchester United’s high-spending competitors to shame.

Declan Rice has just cost £105 million to Arsenal, Caicedo is being purchased by Chelsea, and Liverpool, who was passed over for the Ecuadorian international, will ultimately spend their money on an alternative. Amrabat might perform on par with or even better than him in terms of effectiveness.

Instead than just reacting in the transfer market, United displayed caution and some much-needed savviness by waiting for and identifying Amrabat.

Amrabat would be a great deal.

This summer, there won’t be many deals in the Premier League that are as valuable as Amrabat’s transfer to Manchester United.

It is a move to enhance the team in a crucial area by adding a World Cup semifinalist to the club. In all competitions, he can count on playing 30 games. His prior work at Utrecht under Erik ten Hag further increases his chances of success at Old Trafford.

In most cases, rather of paying a starter fee of this amount, a player with potential would be selected. United has learned the hard way over the years that good deals are hard to come by.

In order for this trade to go through, United had been waiting for Fred to be sold. That is now finished, and the Red Devils will likely intensify their pursuit of Amrabat once tonight’s season-opening match is over.