Ac Milan Believe Their World Class Attacking Midfielder Will Sign For United As A Free Agent

Manchester United are stacked up with quality players in the midfield, but Ole Gunnar Solskjaer still wants to add more creative players to add to the squad depth. Bruno Fernandez, Paul Pogba, Fred Rodriguez, Scott McTominay, Nemanja Matic are among the best players he has at his disposal.

With the summer transfer window approaching fast, Manchester United are working towards signing more players after a rather silent January winter transfer window.

According to Todo Fichajes news reports, Manchester United have reportedly struck an agreement with Hakan Calhanoglu's camp over a summer transfer window as he is in his last months of his current contract with Ac Milan.

The reports state that Ac Milan are aware that their Turk already agreed a pre contract with Manchester United who have always shown interest in the player. But will Manchester United have gotten a top class player, or they will be bringing a flop to Old Trafford?

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