Earlier this week, Quotidiano.net stated that Fiorentina would not drop their asking price for Sofyan Amrabat, despite Manchester United’s desire to sign him.

Il Tierno predicted on Sunday that the Red Devils will ‘almost probably’ make an offer for the 27-year-old before the window closes.

La Nazione, as reported by Viola News, provides an estimate of when Manchester United would make a bid for the midfielder.

On Saturday, Erik ten Hag witnessed his team lose 2-0 to Tottenham Hotspur. This outcome might have an effect on Amrabat’s future because, according to the report, Manchester United is’speeding up the agreement’ to sign him.
The ‘long-awaited’ offer from the Premier League team ‘will arrive’, according to reports, within the next 48 hours.

The Moroccan international’s contract has a 2024 expiration date and a 2025 extension option. According to La Nazione, Fiorentina is asking for €25–30 million to release the player.

Daniele Pradè, the sporting director for Fiorentina, acknowledged last week that his team would consider releasing Amrabat if a strong offer came in. Joe Barone, the club’s CEO, is standing by him as he helps the Moroccan leave by opening the door.

“We are constantly prepared for additional entries and departures. By the conclusion of the market, we can please everybody who isn’t satisfied, Barone remarked, as reported by Viola News.