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United’s €75 million midfield gamble secures Brighton star

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
United’s €75 million midfield gamble secures Brighton star

Man United have reached an agreement with Brighton to sign midfielder Carlos Baleba, with the Press Association reporting a £65 million (€75.87 million) fee and an additional £5 million (€5.83 million) in add‑ons after a Friday‑night deal.

Midfield rebuild drives United’s pursuit

United have overhauled their midfield this summer, seeing the departure of Casemiro and a serious knee injury to Manuel Ugarte. The club responded by signing Aston Villa’s Youri Tielemans and Chelsea’s Andrey Santos, bolstering the central area.

Man United first approached Brighton about Baleba last summer, indicating a sustained interest in the player before the current agreement was finalised.

Fee details and future impact

The reported £65 million (€75.87 million) fee, plus £5 million (€5.83 million) in add‑ons, reflects Baleba’s rating as a Brighton star. The deal was confirmed on Friday night, completing United’s midfield recruitment drive.

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For United, Baleba provides depth and competition in midfield after the loss of key players and recent injuries, aligning with the club’s summer rebuilding strategy.

For Brighton, the incoming fee and add‑ons represent a significant financial boost, allowing the club to reinvest in its squad.

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