Manchester United have been linked with a move for French international midfielder Manu Kone as the club seeks to strengthen its midfield.
Kone, 25, has excelled for AS Roma and demonstrated his abilities with France at the World Cup, attracting interest from several top clubs.
Roma’s manager indicated that any potential transfer will be subject to the club’s Financial Fair Play requirements, noting that the organization must balance its books after recent fiscal challenges.
The manager added that clarity on the club’s financial situation is expected in the coming weeks, which could influence the timing of a possible sale.
United are reportedly evaluating an offer that would address both the player’s price and the financial constraints faced by Roma.
Adding Kone would provide the team with greater physicality and defensive stability in midfield, qualities that have been highlighted as priorities.
His experience in Germany and Italy, combined with technical proficiency, suggests he could adapt well to the Premier League.
A move to Manchester United would represent a step up for Kone, offering the chance to compete for major trophies.
Recent signings, including Andrey Santos and a pending deal for Youri Tielemans, have already bolstered United’s midfield, and Kone’s arrival could complete the squad’s restructuring for the upcoming season.
