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Manchester United has been linked with Benfica forward Darwin Nunez, who has become one of the hottest prospects in Europe this season. However, According to recent reports Manchester United have been handed a huge blow in terms of their pursuit of the Benfica star.
According to recent reports by Telegraph, Darwin Nunez has rejected a move to Manchester United this summer. However, according to reports, the Manchester United board will be set to look for another player, as Darwin Nunez has revealed that he is set to leave Benfica for a club that would offer him UEFA Champions League football.
Manchester United finished 6th in the English Premier League last season and is set to play in the UEFA Europa League next season along with Arsenal who finished 5th on the Premier League table.
According to reports by media outlet Telegraph, Manchester United’s position in the just-concluded Premier League season will cost them the opportunity of their top transfer target, after the club had made progress with Benfica regarding a transfer.
Darwin Nunez scored an impressive 34 goals in 41 games in the recently concluded season for Benfica, including 6 goals in 10 games in the Champions League for the Portuguese side.
The 22-year-old Uruguayan forward is reportedly wanted by multiple clubs across Europe and will cost anywhere between £55m-65m.
According to reports, Darwin Nunez could join Real Madrid, as the Spanish side need a forward this summer, after failing to sign Kylian Mbappe.
The Frenchman dealt Real Madrid a huge blow when he decided to sign a new contract with PSG, after agreeing to sign for Real Madrid in the summer. Darwin Nunez however, will be an excellent addition to Real Madrid’s squad.
