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Man Utd transfer news LIVE: Dybala twist, Eriksen decision made, Solskjaer Fernandes plan

Manchester United transfer news is coming thick and fast Express Sport has all the latest gossip from Old Trafford including the latest on Paulo Dybala, Christian Eriksen and Bruno Fernandes.

Manchester United transfer news LIVE: All the latest from Old Trafford

Manchester United are planning to go for Bruno Fernandes, Sergej Milinkovic-Savic and Christian Eriksen to prepare for Paul Pogba's potential exitTottenham have slashed the price for Eriksen in order to get the Denmark international off the books.Paulo Dybala has supposedly changed his mind about a move to Old Trafford.Stay tuned for all the latest throughout the day as Express Sport brings you updates on ingoings and outgoings at the club.

Solskjaer Fernandes plan

Bruno Fernandes is a name Manchester United fans are familiar with, with the Sporting Lisbon star heavily linked with a move to Old Trafford all summer long.

And Marca claim the Portugal international is subject to a three-player plan.

It is said that United want Fernandes, Christian Eriksen and Sergej Milinkovic-Savic to make up for the potential departure of Paul Pogba to Real Madrid.

That seems far-fetched to us but whether or not the Red Devils sign anyone before Thursday's deadline is something only time will tell.

Man Utd transfer news LIVE: Paulo Dybala, Christian Eriksen and Bruno Fernandes updates (Image: GETTY)

Eriksen decision made

Tottenham initially wanted clubs to pay an eyewatering £130million for Christian Eriksen.

But Spurs are willing to compromise in order to allow the Denmark international to make the stunning move to Manchester United.

Relations between the two teams have been strained ever since Dimitar Berbatov made the move to Old Trafford back in the summer of 2008.

But Tottenham's decision could now lead to United pulling off a sensational late transfer.

Man Utd transfer news LIVE: Paulo Dybala has changed his mind about a move to Old Trafford (Image: GETTY)

Dybala twist

Good morning and welcome to Express Sport's Manchester United transfer news LIVE blog.

We're starting big this morning and it appears the club could yet land Paulo Dybala from Juventus, despite Spurs' interest.

The Argentina international is wanted by United as part of a deal that would see Romelu Lukaku head to Turin.

And Italian journalist Tony Damascelli has said Dybala is willing to lower his wage demands in order to make the move to Old Trafford, despite refusing to do so at first.

"They tell me that Dybala has repented and now he would like to go to Manchester United ... He is being clever," he said.

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