Erik ten Hag tells Manchester United to spend £115m on two key transfer targets

New Manchester United supervisor Erik ten Hag (Image: Getty)

Erik ten Hag has advised Manchester United to spend £115m on two key switch targets this summer season.

Ten Hag’s reign as United supervisor started final week and the Dutchman has shortly drawn up an inventory of targets as he seems to get the membership again on observe.

Manchester United haven't received a trophy since 2017 and completed simply sixth within the Premier League final season, amassing their lowest-ever factors tally.

Ten Hag desires at the least six new signings to reach by the doorways at Outdated Trafford and has compiled an inventory of targets with soccer director John Murtough, technical director Darren Fletcher and recruitment guide Ralf Rangnick.

In line with the Day by day Mirror, Ten Hag has recognized Ajax defender Jurrien Timber and Benfica striker Darwin Nunez as two of his precedence signings and desires United to spend greater than £100m to carry them each to Manchester.

Netherlands worldwide Timber thrived underneath Ten Hag at Ajax and the Eredivisie champions will reportedly demand £35m for his signature.

Jurrien Timber helped Ajax win the title this season (Image: Getty)

Uruguay star Nunez, in the meantime, will value round £80m after scoring 34 objectives in 41 appearances for Benfica final time period.

Ten Hag would additionally welcome a transfer for Frenkie de Jong however the ex-Ajax midfielder seems set to remain at Barcelona.

United’s switch finances this summer season will rely upon what number of fringe gamers Ten Hag is ready to offload, with Dean Henderson, Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Jesse Lingard, Anthony Martial and Paul Pogba all linked with strikes.

Edinson Cavani and Nemanja Matic have already left the membership and the previous has thanked United followers for his or her assist throughout his two-year spell at Outdated Trafford.

‘I sincerely don't have anything however phrases of gratitude in the direction of the followers and supporters of Manchester United,’ Cavani mentioned this week.

‘Truthfully, they've proven me a whole lot of respect from the very first second I arrived. I feel they’ve vastly recognised all of the onerous work I’ve all the time tried to place in in one of the best ways potential, giving my finest for this group.

‘I actually am very grateful, and I’ll be leaving right here with a cheerful reminiscence of that affection they confirmed me and all the time displayed.’

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