Manchester United are aiming to take two of the brightest English talents to Old Trafford this summer - planning offers for Birmingham City's Jude Bellingham and Aston Villa captain Jack Grealish.
Bellingham has established himself in the first team at St. Andrew's this season, playing 35 times for the Blues at 16 years old.
Grealish has also enjoyed a brilliant season, impressing with his performances in the Premier League and putting himself in contention for England duty in the process. He is in the running to be named in Gareth Southgate's squad for upcoming friendlies against Denmark and Italy, while Euro 2020 is on the horizon.
These are, of course, subject to developments and the spread of coronavirus.
The Express suggest that Red Devils' transfer chief, Ed Woodward, is planning two bids which could total as much as £100m. United are willing to go to £70m for Grealish, though his price will fall if Villa are relegated from the Premier League.
The remaining funds could be set aside for Bellingham, who was pictured leaving United's Carrington training complex earlier this week.
It was suggested that the player met with Woodward and United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, as the club are very keen to close a deal for the player with other European giants circling
United are facing real competition for the midfielder's signature, as Borussia Dortmund have established their interest in the player too.
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Source : 90min