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Transfers

United target Ramón and Toney for next window

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United target Ramón and Toney for next window

Manchester United is looking to strengthen the defence and attack because it lacks options after Benjamin Sesko's injury and intends to improve the squad already in the next transfer window, targeting central defender Jacobo Ramón and forward Ivan Toney.

Target details

According to Team Talk, the main target is central defender Jacobo Ramón, who belongs to Como 1907 and has the attention of José Mourinho's Real Madrid. The Bernabéu club retains a buy‑back clause of nine million euros and holds fifty percent of the player's rights. Manchester United is not the only interested party, as Chelsea, Liverpool and Arsenal are also monitoring Ramón, whose price could reach fifty million euros.

The Red Devils are also watching Ivan Toney, an English international who wears the Al Ahli shirt, where he is a teammate of Francisco Trincão. The information was released by Football Insider, which recalled Benjamin Sesko's injury. Jacobo Ramón has accumulated seventeen games, five goals and two assists.

Ivan Toney has fifteen games, fourteen goals and two assists. Manchester United sees a transfer of Ivan Toney to bolster the attack. The thirty‑year‑old forward has scored twelve goals in nine Saudi Pro League games this season and is part of the club's list of forwards.

The story was published on 4 November 2026 and the content originally appeared in Bola na Rede. The Transfer News Live tweet provided the players' numbers.

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