Man Utd legend Paul Scholes says he is not sold on the idea of his former club signing Real Madrid midfielder Aurelien Tchouameni.
Speaking on The Good, the Bad and the Football podcast, Scholes expressed his concerns about the France international’s recent form:
“I think he struggled for Real Madrid last year, and I don’t think he’s been great in the World Cup so far as well.”
Co-presenter, and fellow former Red, Nicky Butt, did, however, push back on Scholes’ comments:
“Think he’s powerful. I like that kind of player for United at the minute; that’s what they are missing. For me, somebody who could go box-to-box and be powerful. They’ve got Kobbie [Mainoo]. They’ve got Bruno [Fernandes], they just miss that athleticism, aggression, power and pace in midfield.”
Tchouameni is the club’s “dream” midfield target
Speaking on his YouTube channel earlier this week, journalist Fabrizio Romano described the Real Madrid midfielder as a “dream signing for Man United.”
However, he still thinks that the Manchester club may baulk at Tchouameni‘s salary demands, even if he does become available before the end of the summer.
Real have still not made a decision on whether to offload the 26-year-old, with some reports suggesting that the Spanish giants would prefer to sell his teammate Eduardo Camavinga, who has also been linked with a move to Old Trafford.
Are Man Utd considering any alternatives?
It is believed that Alex Scott is the likeliest candidate if Michael Carrick’s team cannot sign Tchouameni.
However, Bournemouth are reportedly reluctant sellers. There has been some talk that the Cherries would sanction the midfielder’s exit for around £80m, but their stance appears to have hardened.
Arsenal made an enquiry for Scott recently, and they were told in no uncertain terms that the player is not for sale.
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