Dutch boss Erik Ten Hag has been reported to have told Manchester United hierarchy what he wants next after landing his first signing as the club manager this summer. The former Ajax boss welcomed a 22-year-old left-back, Tyrell Malacia as he prepares to challenge for the Premier League title next season.
And the Dutchman wants Manchester United now to be fast on the negotiations of Lisandro Martinez deal and land him withing the shortest time possible. The Ajax star is reported to be pushing to leave Ajax and Ten Hag knows the risk of losing him to other clubs which are interested in his signature.
Arsenal have been heavily linked with a move for the Ajax star and they are prepared to fight for his signature with Manchester United. United also are in negotiations with Barcelona and the talks is expected to take time before the two clubs agree on the signing fee.
Ours is to wait and see what happens in the coming few days of the transfer window.
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