A press report said that Manchester United is seeking to conclude 3 more deals after a series of deals it concluded this week.

Midfielder Andre Santos, backup goalkeeper Carl Darlow, and Youri Tielemans have arrived.

United also wants to sign a third midfielder, a left winger, and a striker to bolster the depth of its squad.

High-level sources at the club told The Sun that facilitating Marcus Rashford's transfer will become an urgent matter for Manchester United after the World Cup ends.

Manchester United has not officially overseen any sale this summer, as Rasmus Hojlund's transfer to Napoli for £38 million was an obligation as part of his full-season loan agreed last August.

Selling Rashford, aged 28, is a priority for Manchester United, and all parties are keen to reach an agreement during the mandatory three-week break after the World Cup.

Manchester United insists on not allowing Rashford to leave on loan for a second consecutive season.

The club has already set West Ham winger Crysencio Summerville as a suitable replacement for Rashford, and any move is expected to be conditional on selling Marcus.

Manchester United remains interested in Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott, but is not ready to pay the £80 million valuation.

Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho wants to keep Aurelien Tchouameni, while the prices of Adam Wharton and Carlos Balepa are around Scott's price.

Premier League clubs have more time to complete deals in time for the start of the new season, which begins in late August.

Manchester United's first match will be against newly promoted Hull City on August 22, and the transfer window closure day will be on September 1.