Wout Weghorst wants to stay at Manchester United, but lack of talks leaves future uncertain

Manchester United will be buying a Wout Weghorst upgrade this summer. Credit: AFP/Oli Scarff

Manchester United are still in talks with Wout Weghorst, who will stay at Old Trafford this summer when his loan at Burnley expires.

United bought a season contract from Besiktas in January as Erik ten Hag wanted to cover for a striker and then started with his fellow Dutchman in 19 games in a row when a deal worth more than £2.5 million.

Weghorst, 30, has made it clear he wants to join United and is considering staying after the current campaign, scoring goals against Nottingham Forest and Real Betis.

However, discussion No further deal for Weghorst has begun, the stands will return to Turf Moor, but Premier League teams are also showing interest in him following his return to English football.

While he has a contract with Burnley, it is believed that the recently raising the club will allow him to leave again.

Brighton want to integrate the youngster into the first team

Brighton are planning to bring Simon Adingra into their first team next season and are disappointing the league and European clubs who want him on loan.

The 21-year-old scored 14 goals this season at Union SG where Kaworu Mitoma was placed in the 2021-22 campaign before coming back and doing his part in the Premier League.

Adingra is considered Brighton's next gem after being signed from Danish club Nordsjælland last summer. His form in Belgium with Union SG has sparked interest in the league and abroad, but his club will resist sending him for another season.

Norwich City right-back Max Aarons is up for sale

Norwich City will consider a sale Andrew This summer, Omobamidele, Ireland international, and Max Aarons will finance the team's renewal.

David Wagner is gearing up for another season in the Championship after Norwich's play-off hopes ended last weekend and he'll get sales money to reinvest in new signings.

Omobamidele, centre-back , has attracted interest from European clubs including AC Milan and Nice, and is valued by Norwich City at around £20m.

For England under-21s, Aaron's contract expires next year, and he could also leave this summer.

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Milot Rashica, the £11m Werder Bremen midfielder, is on loan from Galatasaray and has interest from rival Turkish club » Fenerbahce due to a permanent transfer.

Teemu Pukki, Kieran Dowell and Sam Byram will leave this summer as free agents to lower the club's payroll.

Stuart Webber, sporting director Norwich have been targeted by supporters after a disappointing season for the club but will remain to oversee a squad overhaul.

Norwich, relegated from the Premier League last season, will end their campaign at home to Blackpool on Monday.< /p>