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United linked with Baleba resistance persists
Brighton's asking price keeps Baleba in play but unlikely to move before the transfer deadline.

Manchester United pursue midfield reinforcements with links to Carlos Baleba.
Mbeumo responds to Baleba link as United approval granted
Manchester United are pressing for midfield reinforcements this summer after spending more than 200 million pounds on Benjamin Sesko, Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo. Baleba, the Brighton midfielder, had been identified by Ruben Amorim as the ideal target, but a transfer has not gathered momentum. Brighton value Baleba at around 100 million pounds, a price tag the club is sticking to, making a deal unlikely before the window closes. Rashford is the only major departure this summer as Garnacho, Sancho and Antony remain at United, despite not being involved in Amorim's squad.
Baleba's social links continue to swirl in public view. Baleba posted on Instagram with a caption about enjoying the game at home with the boys, and Mbeumo and Onana liked the post, fueling talk that United could move for him before the window shuts.
Key Takeaways
"Just me doing the thing I love most. Had fun playing at home with the boys. Nothing new here, just my number and a haircut."
Baleba's Instagram caption after Brighton's opening day draw
The club's spending signals a push to rebuild a midfield that has struggled in big moments. That ambition comes with risk, including a high price tag for Baleba and the challenge of integrating new players into a squad that already carries heavy wages. If a move for Baleba stalls, United may need to reassess options and avoid overloading the midfield with undigested signings.
Social media signals add pressure but do not determine transfers. Real decisions hinge on talks with agents, squad balance, and long term plans for the team’s structure. Fans will watch whether these targets translate into on field improvements rather than online buzz or public endorsements.
Highlights
- Likes don’t sign players contracts do
- Patience beats hype in a busy transfer window
- Money buys names not certainty
- The real test is what happens on the pitch
Budget pressure from heavy spending risks United balance
Manchester United's current plan relies on spending big to rebuild key positions. If many signings come with high wages or if outgoings do not match, the club may face salary cap pressure and fan backlash.
The transfer window still has time to shape United's season.
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