According to Manchester Evening News, Manchester United have not completed their transfer business this summer. The club is considering strengthening their attack and continuing to monitor Club Brugge forward Nicolo Tresoldi.

It is reported that Manchester United are monitoring the22-year-old forward's performance regularly. However, if the Red Devils want to complete the transfer before the window closes, they must pay Club Brugge approximately £43 million as a transfer fee.

The report states that Club Brugge have set their valuation of Tresoldi, a price that reflects the player's importance to the team and the club's long-term plans for him. AS Roma previously offered around £29.9 million for the German U21 international, but Club Brugge rejected it, indicating their reluctance to sell the player easily.

However, whether Manchester United are willing to meet the asking price remains uncertain. The team's current transfer focus remains on other positions, including reinforcing midfield and recruiting a left-back.

Tresoldi has developed rapidly in recent years. Last summer, he quickly adapted to Club Brugge after joining from Hannover 96 and delivered outstanding performances. Last season, he made 30 appearances for the team, scoring 13 goals and helping Club Brugge win the league title.

Since the start of this season, the Cagliari-born forward has maintained his best form, scoring in three league matches, including the winning goal against Cercle Brugge over the weekend.

Besides Manchester United, Borussia Dortmund, RB Leipzig, and Barcelona are also reported to be interested in Tresoldi. Meanwhile, the player himself is currently settled at Brugge and has not explicitly expressed a desire to leave.

In addition to strengthening their attack, Manchester United are also seeking a long-term solution at left-back.

It is reported that the Red Devils are interested in signing Alejandro Balde from Barcelona. With Luke Shaw entering the final year of his contract, Manchester United hope to plan for the future early.

Previously, Manchester United considered Newcastle United's Lewis Hall as a left-back target, but Newcastle refused to let him go, forcing Manchester United to look elsewhere.

The 22-year-old Balde has gradually lost his starting position in Barcelona's competitive environment in recent years and has had fewer opportunities since Flick took over, so he is considering his future.

However, with only one week remaining until the transfer window closes, it remains uncertain whether Manchester United are willing to meet Barcelona's asking price or pursue other targets.

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