Manchester United have abandoned two mega-money transfers planned for January due to a lack of funds, it has been reported.
United have spent big sums during the past two summer transfer windows, with deals for the likes of Rasmus Hojlund, Casemiro andBut their spending at the beginning of last season restricted the business they could do in January, due to FFP concerns.Given that FFP concerns still exist at Old Trafford, there were concerns that, despite an ongoing injury crisis, business would be difficult to conclude once again during the upcoming window.
United were heavily linked with Todibo last summer, but a deal for the Frenchman was never finalised. Nice are also owned by Sir Jim Ratcliffe, who has agreed a deal to take a 25 per cent minority share of United from the Glazer family pending board approval. Inacio is a star man in the Sporting side that is currently top of the Liga Portugal table after eight games, with the team conceding just seven goals thus far.claimed that United had agreed a £34.
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