According to the UK's Mirror, Manchester United Football Club is actively pushing forward with a deal to sign Bayern Munich defender Mazrahi, and both sides are close to reaching an agreement. It is reported that Manchester United has not only agreed on personal terms with Mazrahi himself, but is also in the final stages of negotiations with Bayern Munich on the transfer fee.
According to reports, Manchester United will pay a total of £20 million for the transfer, which includes a fixed transfer fee of £15 million and a £5 million floating clause. This transfer fee structure shows United's recognition of Mazrahi's ability and expects him to make a positive impact on the team once he joins.
Previously, West Ham United Football Club had also shown keen interest in Mazraoui and tried to bring in the Moroccan international. However, with the deal falling through, United were able to move on to the next stage of negotiations and are expected to finally sign the powerful defender.
Manchester United need to complete another deal before signing Mazrahi - the sale of Wan-Bissaka. United reportedly want West Ham United to pay a £15m transfer fee for Wan-Bissaka to make room for the introduction of Mazravi.
If United succeeds in signing Mazrahi, he will be the team's third major reinforcement this summer, after United has already announced the signing of striker Zylkiser and midfielder Yoro. Mazravi comes from the Ajax youth training system and has a deep background of cooperation with United's current manager, Jens Ten Hagar, which makes fans look forward to his performance after joining the team.
