EXCLUSIVE NEWS: Announced by football guru himself Fabrizio, after months of negotiations, Manchester United have finally reached an agreement with Inter Milan’s star player for a transfer next summer. The player has agreed to personal terms and is set to join the Red Devils at the end of the current season. This is a huge coup for United, who have been chasing the player for some time. The player is considered one of the best in his position, and his signing will be a massive boost for United’s chances of success next season.

Manchester United's pursuit of Denzel Dumfries is spearheaded by Erik ten Hag, but the Dutchman isn't the only team interested in the right-back.

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The Inter standout has solidified his reputation as one of Europe’s top players in his position, leading to increasing speculation in Italy that the 27-year-old will depart the club in the upcoming summer transfer window. Dumfries’ contract with Inter expires in 2025, and efforts to secure an extension have made little headway, compelling the Nerazzurri to consider selling him.

Come summer, Dumfries will undoubtedly attract interest from numerous clubs. Manchester United has long been linked with a move for Erik ten Hag’s fellow countryman, with reports suggesting that the Red Devils’ manager is driving their pursuit of the defender.

Right-back has been a persistent headache for Ten Hag since his arrival at Old Trafford. While Diogo Dalot and Aaron Wan-Bissaka have shown flashes of brilliance, their performances have also been inconsistent. Ten Hag has sought an upgrade for that position, but financial constraints and limitations imposed by Financial Fair Play have hindered any potential deal.

The injection of fresh funds from Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS will alleviate Manchester United’s financial worries, but Dumfries’ arrival in Manchester is not guaranteed. FCInterNews reports that Aston Villa has entered the race to sign the Dutchman, indicating that Unai Emery’s side has initiated discussions with Dumfries’ representatives. Villa’s ambitions have grown, fueled by their impressive season and the possibility of Champions League football next term.

Despite Villa’s interest, it is still early days, and concrete developments may take time to materialize. The outlet acknowledges that interest from clubs could wane between now and the end of the season. Nevertheless, Inter anticipates a bidding war for Dumfries in the summer, welcoming the news that demand for his services remains high.

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