Exclusive: Crystal Palace Reveals Price Tag For Manchester United Target
Manchester United are reportedly interested in signing Crystal Palace winger Michael Olise, with the club said to be plotting a transfer overhaul in the summer. Olise, 22, has been a standout performer for Palace this season, and his impressive performances have not gone unnoticed by United’s scout’s.
United are said to be considering a major squad overhaul in the summer, with a number of players set to be released or sold. It is thought that Olise could be a key part of the club’s plans, with his ability to play in a number of positions and his versatility making him an attractive proposition. Olise can play as a winger, attacking midfielder or even as a second striker, and his ability to create chances and score goals makes him an ideal fit for United’s.
One of the main reasons why United are interested in Olise is his age. At just 22 years old, he has plenty of potential to develop further and reach his full potential at Old Trafford. The club is keen to build a squad for the future, and Olise would be a key part of that process. It is thought that United are willing to pay a significant fee for Olise, and they are prepared to offer him a long-term contract at the club.
One of the biggest challenges for United will be convincing Olise to leave Crystal Palace. The London club are known for their excellent player development, and Olise has spoken highly of his time at the club. However, the opportunity to play for one of the biggest clubs in the world is likely to be too good to turn down. United will need to offer a strong contract with crystal having valued Olise at £50-60M and show a clear plan for his development in order to persuade him to make the move.
A move for Olise has been ruled out in January but United have identified the 22-year-old as a transfer target ahead of a planned overhaul of their squad at the end of the season.
Manchester United are interested in making Crystal Palace winger Michael Olise one of the first signings of the Sir Jim Ratcliffe era at Old Trafford.
