Cody Gakpo finally breaks silence on United move ahead of January.
Cody Gakpo finally breaks silence on United move ahead of January.
Transfer Talk: Man United move to sign Dutch winger Cody Gakpo for less than £50m
NICK JUDD
Transfer writer
Dec 23, 20224 Minute Read
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With the opening of the January transfer window coming closer, there's plenty of gossip swirling about who's moving where. Transfer Talk brings you all the latest buzz on rumours, comings, goings and, of course, done deals!
TOP STORY: Man United near January move for Gakpo
Manchester United have opened talks with PSV Eindhoven for forward Cody Gakpo and are moving closer to a January signing, according to the Mirror.
Man United, who have expressed their interest in the 23-year-old for some weeks, were quick to move when they learned that the Dutch club are facing financial difficulties and thus PSV are more willing to negotiate for the imminent release of Gakpo.
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Manager Erik ten Hag & Co. believe United can sign Gakpo for less than £50 million when the window opens next month, and they also believe the Dutch international could bring some much-needed hunger and aggression to United's attack, particularly after the departure of Cristiano Ronaldo.
PSV's need to sell has reportedly put a number of clubs on high alert for Gakpo's availability, including Arsenal, Real Madrid and Newcastle United. However, United hope to have beaten their rivals to the punch by not only opening discussions, but also agreeing personal terms with the player.
Gakpo, for his part, reportedly understands PSV's financial constraints and is willing to move sooner rather than later to find a quick resolution for his hometown club.



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