Manchester United transfer latest: £100m sales target hope, Gleison Bremer, Bazoumana Toure

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All the latest Manchester United transfer rumours from the past 24 hours.

• Mateus Fernandes and El Hadji Malick Diouf: Manchester United are primed to capitalise on West Ham’s likely relegation, with interest in midfielder Fernandes and left-back Diouf, reports The Guardian. The Hammers are under pressure to raise £100m from player sales this summer to make up for a financial shortfall.
• Gleison Bremer: Juventus are currently on track to miss out on the Champions League, and Tuttosport report they will need to sell a star player. Centre-back Gleison Bremer is the most likely option. He has a 58m Euros release clause that expires on August 10. TEAMtalk reported last year that United have regularly scouted the Brazilian defender.
• Ryerson: Manchester United are keen on Borussia Dortmund right-back Ryerson, claim Sky Germany. The German side would be willing to sell the 28-year-old for ‘a suitable fee’.

Marcus Rashford evidently does not want to return to Man Utd – There is no way back for him surely?!

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• Bazoumana Toure: Manchester United are among the clubs interested in Hoffenheim winger Bazoumana Toure, report German outlet BuliNews. The Ivory Coast winger is valued at around £30 million and is expected to leave his club this summer.
• Marcus Rashford: Spanish newspaper Sport describe Barcelona’s interest in keeping Marcus Rashford as ‘inconsistent’, and use the same word to summarise the Manchester United loanee’s performance. Barcelona require Rashford to drop his wage demands for a permanent deal to go ahead.
• James Garner: Sky Sports analysis picks out James Garner as the best suitable replacement for Casemiro if Elliot Anderson cannot be signed. The former United academy talent recently signed a new contract with Everton.
• Andre Onana: Turkish side Trabzonspor want to sign Andre Onana on loan again next season, reports Haber. They cannot afford to meet Manchester United’s transfer demands to sign the goalkeeper permanently, and so are working on an alternative proposal.