Dominic Calvert-Lewin in action for Everton against Brighton last season (photo of Mike Hewitt / Getty Images)
Manchester United is one of the many clubs which consider a free transfer swoop for the former attacker of Everton Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Taken into account understand.
The 28 -year -old is currently a free agent after leaving Goodison Park at the end of his contract, and he has interests of the Premier League and abroad.
Several sources have confirmed that Man United emerges as serious contenders for Calvert-Lewin, although its salary requests can be a problem.
Sources with a close understanding of the player’s situation have informed Taken into account This Calvert-Lewin is likely to request up to £ 100,000 per week.
This would almost certainly be considered too expensive for Man Utd, even if a move for Calvert-Lewin called due to his status as a free agent and his experience in the Premier League.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin being watched by Manchester United and others
We pointed out yesterday that Ruben Amorim wanted to bring Premier League’s proven players this summer, with the move of Matheus Cunha of the Wolves already confirmed, while the discussions continue on the signing of Bryan Mbeumo de Brentford.
Ollie Watkins is also a target for United in advance, but Aston Villa does not want to sell, so other options such as Calvert-Lewin are also explored.
The international in England will also have other opportunities, however, with Newcastle, West Ham and Render Read which also concerned him for him.
Meanwhile, sources have added that DCL is interested in Celtic, as well as anonymous clubs in the Bundesliga, MLS and Saudi Pro League.
Should Man Utd sign Calvert-Lewin?
Most MUFC fans would probably be quite disappointed with the signing of Calvert-Lewin.
A few years ago, there is no doubt that he looked like a good player, but he had problems of respect in shape and his shape dropped.
The best season of Calvert-Lewin scored 21 goals in 39 games in 2020/21, but since then, he had a total of 18 in his last 10 games in all competitions.
Of course, all the teams need backup players, and this is surely the role that Calvert-Lewin would play in Old Trafford, but it remains to be seen if the signature will be established on.
